Just recalibrate the gauge. YouTube it, it’s very easy to do. I bought a snap on gauge really cheap recently because it was about 20 psi off and I calibrated it. It’s dead on with my cheaper tester.
Haha don’t make fun of me, this was done as quickly as possible. No mold was made. I used the ride plate off of my hull to start since they had the same general shape. I laid up one piece of 1708 on the outside of my plate. Once cured, I pulled it off and marked it and trimmed it. It was really...
Good deal! I ended up grinding on mine because it had already been done some previously. I still had to shim the back of the plate as well. I need to just make a new one. We swapped my brother in laws BOB to a 155 and the same issue with shimming the plate. He ended up losing his ride plate in...
Swapped to a 155 shoe when I bought my KDX. Had to do a lot of grinding, sanding, filling, as well as shim the shoe also. Have you checked your ride plate? Mine didn’t hit the hull like yours but it did hit the ride plate pretty bad.
Yeah or possibly water in the fuel? Either way it kind of sounds like a fuel issue. Clogged internal filter, plugged pilot jet?
Also I agree with Harbor on the sheared flywheel key. Had it happen one time and the ski wouldn’t even start, just backfired.
Wouldn’t you need something steeper? I ran a stock stroke 865 (I know, different engines) in a carbon gen 2 and had an 11/17 and it had plenty of bottom end. A lay down pipe won’t help the bottom end at all plus you would most likely need to run wet if you went PFP. I swapped hulls and went to a...
So a buddy had, what sounds like, a similar experience. Superjet would bog really bad for several seconds then unexpectedly take off. If you hopped out the water it would immediately take off. He didn’t try too hard to fix it and ended up going to a Phantom with a different engine and carb set...
Not sure the difference between these then, but one pic is the 650 chamber next to what I thought was a SN chamber. Next pic is the same one next to a RN limited chamber.
I like the cranking amps vs size aspect. When your battery mounts in the back corner of the hull, you don’t have many options. I wish advance auto parts still sold their lithium batteries. My last one was $40 and it had a 1 year warranty.
I had a spare gasket so I got lucky there. If I needed a new one, I would definitely go for wax’s reusable one. I was really just interested in a nice billet front cover. But now that the game is going to change yet again, looks like I’ll be changing up everything as well.
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