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Cool. Thanks... Going to check it out right now...

Nice job bro!!!! Anyone got any pics from O.Beach?

LOL, yeah, I guess not... In fact I don't think I would be doing any tow in surfing at all... seeing how I can't surf to save my life.

I would love to try tow in surfing with a PWC but that's about it... I'll stick to my superjet...

from march 11th... http://www.piermonkey.com/index.cfm?m=images&dtString=3112006&dir=200603

Looks cool man... I like.

Exactly... very cool and didn't require drilling holes through the tray.

Thanks bro. I am using all 6mm pissers and the only restricter I have in place is a mikuni main jet in the stinger line. Do you think it would be better to go down to 4mm pissers? water temp for me is 40 - 75 depending on time of year.

Thanks for that... that helps me allot. So, by that rationale, with my set up I am running a very cool system :cool2:... however, does that mean I am also sacrificing some performance by running too cool?

What about Carbon Kevlar? Has any used this to reinforce? Something like this http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Blue-Kevlar-Carbon-fiber-Fabric-Cloth-Hybrid-36-by-50_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQcategoryZ6755QQitemZ4625570106QQrdZ1

Thanks for the info... I guess my question is more... how important is curcuit pressure or water flow... I mean, if you are flowing more water through the curcuit then shouldn't that cool the system more effectively? And, in terms of the head pipe, you can only push so much water through the...

I remember reading that in one of your previous posts... that sucks. They seam so much more functional. But, if ya need to keep making adjustments like that then it's not worth it.

OK... so I am currently running pretty much the same set up as Jett and using 3 pissers, all 6MM and things seam fine. I have been running this set up for a few years now. However, with 3 6mm pissers do you think I am not building enough pressure in either curciut? Should I change one or...

WOW, He did a killer job bro.

This might help... Nick did a write up about his superjet buildup and breaks down a lot of the work he did... http://www.x-h2o.com/threads/77

Looks awesome. Fab is doing a killer job.

You can have a few gaps... just make sure you glass over all seams to ensure it won't leak.

I too started flat water BR attempts last season... best I could pull was an inverted sub. However, now that I have watched the video Glory_Freestyle posted, I think I can see what I am doing wrong... It looks like I am rolling the wrong direction off my set up wave... or does that not make a...

Very cool...