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ive seen the duck bill scupper deals for the blaster.... where do i get em? are they worth getting? do they leak signifigant amounts of water in? info?

butti, pm me his address.

i understand the whole equality thing and being all-inclusive.... but i say f that. its all great until some random meatball on some random seadoo does something stupid. its not a matter of if, but when.... especially with many couches trying to do 180s in the action. i remember plenty of people...

can the couches have their own desolate beach? :haha:

ive done it many times before. its great. a coucher can ride my ski w/o their couch being there. couchless rides are always the best. its been proven. not trying to stir ******** or change anything. just my opinion, as usual. im pretty sure im not alone.:biggthumpup:

i was thinking more about seeing the same thread on pwct:bigeyes: i guess its not going to be posted there.:sneaky:

"all pwc welcome"? that sounds like an invitation to couchers.:banghead:

footholds thicker than any ive seen would not be a good thing either. theres a fine balance between the flexibility it needs for installation and the rigidity it needs for durability. its somewhere between puffy cheetos and crunchy cheetos.

i have found them to be stronger than any other bolts readily available.

where are you seeing the blockage? at the cyl/manif gasket or at the manif/headpipe gasket? cyl/manif is bad. manif/headpipe is normal due to the silly hollow design of that area.

bad idea. you grip and hold your body on with your hand. having that hand on a rotating axis wouldnt offer much support.

steve at WCF just got a lamey cylinder from him. no problems that i know of.

you dont have to have a lanyard if the ski came from the factory that way.... according to the coast guard, anyway.

why was freestyling at lanier okay the last 2 years but now its suddenly bad????

how much squish clearance are you at now?

theyre gelcoat and polyester and very thin. id grind the crease down and glass over it. youre going to want to lay biaxial from one hold to the other anyway. itll be fine.

even the stock cdi has a holeshot feature (the pink wire)

let them try to ride your standup. give them 2 minutes each to try to get on, plane out and steer w/o falling. you will, then, have proven your point w/o words or pics.... unless you want to take pics of them flopping all over the place. :haha:

sell it and buy a super jet

about 3.5 if i remember correctly