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Got a ton of fittings, cleaner and glue. All I need now is just some thin wall pipe (I have a ton of sch-80 but that stuff is heavy). Mr Slutty :biggthumpup: :biggthumpup:

That was the largest one they had and it was the last one in that size. It's a 2" and it does have a rubber flapper with a plastic disc on it for rigidity.

I went to Lowes and picked up this valve. Did I get the right one ?

Yo, slutty. I hear what you are preaching but a picture or part number would help. I'll go to Lowes later on tonight and look into that one. I need an excuse to get out anyway plus if I'm lucky I might get blown by Ernesto :biggrin:

I ordered this one http://247marine.com/shop/product_info.php?cPath=38_39&products_id=46&osCsid=31382aba82515630836c9a14258b69c6

Since the scupper is on order I will put it on, I'll go to Lowes after work and look at the valve Slutty suggested and might add that as well. So no takers on the trap idea ?

I have a scupper on order and will be putting it in as soon as it arrives. I was just trying to think of an idiot proof setup and thought that the trap might be it.:biggrin:

If you need the vacuum to empty your fuel tank quicker just add another carb.:biggthumpup: One use for a good vacuum could be keeping the electrical box dry. But the syphon might be a bit much.

Because I wouldn't be able to stand the thought of having a valve that can brake that I can't get to. The scupper sounds to me like a safer alternative except for the fact that they let water in while at rest. I started thinking about a trap and was just wondering if anyone has ever done it...

I understand your point but a few fittings would take up less space than a second drain pipe (for those who run dual scuppers). The tap would only have to go just past the water line when the ski is at rest so I don't think there would be an issue with water flowing out. Also, with air...

I think it's great to have a second hood. You can continue to ride with the stock hood while you mod the hell out of the the spare.

So here I am debating weather I should put in a one way valve or scupper. I've read through countless threads and know that the scupper leaks and the one way valve is a pain if it fails. So I was thinking, Has anyone ever tried making a trap in the 2" pipe ? I think a couple of 45* and a...

I think I paid $20 or $25 for mine.

:biggthumpup: Thank you, Sir. I guess I can call today's efforts a waste and I can go back and cut the whole tray out. I like the drain plug idea, might have to look for some of those.

OK, so let me get this straight. You fill in the bond line with 3M and than you will cover that with cloth ??