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No problem. As long as you get it jetted right you should notice a pretty big difference over the stock pipe.

Mine goes: Pump to exhaust manifold - Head to bottom of pipe - Top of pipe to the stinger

I found a crappy wrench and ground down the boxed end so that it was thin enough to slip over those bolts from the top and tighten them up. Works perfect.

This is how I've had mine for the past 3 years that the pipe has been on my ski. From the head into the bottom of the pipe's water jacket. Then from the top of the pipe to the stinger. And you can just cap off that tiny fitting on the front of the motor.

I don't know if you have Ace Hardware stores over there, but that is where I get all my hardware.

Its actually pretty damn hard to get the tank hot enough to mold it without actually burning it. At first I thought I could heat it up with a heat gun, but I quickly found out that even though the outside of the tank is almost a liquid, the plastic on the inside was hardly warm. So I ended up...

Geez, the lake I ride at was down over 50' last summer. around 35% capacity. It rained a ton last week and filled both lakes on that chain up to around 100%. Woohoo

My dad wired his Attwood 500gph pump backwards and it surprisingly still pushed water out, but very very slowly. Like a trickle.

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Im running a 140 main, 115 pilot jet. I forget what the N/S is, but the pop off is ~30 psi. Oh yeah, with a Riva pipe.

You should be fine as long as they are not fouled plugs. I just retuned my ski the other day with plugs that were over a year old. They had a little carbon buildup before the tuning. After all the WOT and adjusting the high speed screw, I got them looking great, with little to no carbon on them...

That avatar makes me laugh :haha:

I really know nothing about it, other than I believe I remember it looking something like this: http://www.forchip.com/pwdrsystem1.jpg Very basic I assume, but my uncle was able to make it give really good results. Also, I think I remember it smelling kind of bad when he cooked it outside in...

Look at this one. http://cgi.ebay.com/RIVA-YAMAHA-Power-Pipe-to-suit-YAMAHA-SUPERJET-EC_W0QQitemZ330148763028QQihZ014QQcategoryZ72536QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

I have an uncle with a home powdercoating unit, and uses a home oven to bake it. It works absolutely perfect. It is as durable as the stuff I have had done professionally. Not sure how much the kit cost.

Ok, awesome. It is definitely on my mind. Maybe after college.

I saw that video a long time ago, I can hardly remember. But I bet it was the tool that they do not use anymore since it was a while ago. Thanks for all the info! Ryne

Can you blink and how long does the whole thing take?

I have seen videos of the procedure being done, very weird stuff. It looks painful as hell, but the people do not even flinch. Then when its done they flip the flap back over and looks perfectly normal. :bigeyes:

Yeah it would be nice to be able to see after I come up from a sub. The water runs off my hair and into my eyes so I have to keep them shut just a little to long. Im 18 now, I should probably wait to get surgery done, but it would be very nice to see without glasses or contacts.