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you can take the hose off the stinger while the ski is idleing on the trailer on a boat ramp and bump the throttle to see at what rpm its opening. i dont see a problem with it not being opened at low RPMs with a wet pipe.... ive never had a problem and we have 3 boats that are using them.

ever try to peel turf off of something sanded vs unsanded? big diff.

as well as sanding the turf, itself.

i prefer to not turf over paint as that leads to turf being held on anly as good as the paint is adhered...... and there is no "firberglass" on your 550. its SMC. there is fiberglass on the top deck of an 01 SJ, but theres no reason to sand past the gelcoat since it wont come up. besides, a...

overheating happens when youre riding. if your engine overheats while riding and the tee melts, the fumes will choke out your engine and you will stall.... then sink from the water rushing in. ....but this is the worst case scenario, of course...... unless youre luke. ...... you do have foam...

a diegrinder w/ a coarse sanding pad speeds things right along.

PVC is fine if there are no problems. unfortunately, sometimes these machines have problems. overheating your ski sucks. sinking it because it overheated would be plain ridiculous.

i wouldnt run a PVC tee even w/o a FCV

sand the hell out of it with 30 or 60 grit paper.

has that been posted here before????

agreed

? are those 61x sleeves in a 62t cylinder?

never misunderestimate the power of looking like a total azz. by the way, you need to have darin change your username.

im not sure what you mean by the 2 indents where the sides of the pole digs in. i ground everything off of the bracket so it resembled a thick, ugly version of an xmetal bracket, drilled and tapped away. i even used the stock SN pole stop after a bunch of grinding. the bracket doesnt need any...

im sorry i doubted you. welcome to the dark side.

i think hes bluffing.

i do..... i learned it the hard way too. OUCH!

uh, like....pics?

:haha:

glued and trimmed off. trim at an upward angle as to not let the water have a large surface to bite on