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http://www.atlanticjetski.com/cylinder_heads_-_ada_racing.htm That place has it for cheaper than ada, and the other places I looked when I was thinking about getting the stud kit.

Just cut the stock hose down and double hose clamp it on

Paranoid about what? Leave the stock siphon bilge if you are worried about the electric bilge burning out.

To the OP... Polyester resin works fine for a foothold install. Mine are installed with it and are not going anywhere. It will stick to the top deck, just not the smc crap the bottom is made out of. And why does it matter what color the resin cures to on a foothold install since its going to...

That is not a "must have mod" by any means...

Snap on is overrated IMO. I used to work at a trim shop and had several snap on tools break. The only good thing about them is the warranty, but the price is insane. A snap on socket is not better than a cheap one, I don't see either of them breaking. For personal use, I use whatever I can...

I just used the stock gas tank ones. The short one I used on the left side where I hooked to the battery box. I hooked the long strap to the hook that I bolted to one of the places the battery box used to bolt to. It was too long, so I just tied a knot in it (back side so that it can't be...

Took the ski out today, and it floats almost perfectly level now. Was a whole new experience with the waterdawg steering system i just put on it. The battery stayed put just fine, I don't see any problems from this, but who knows. I may have just not beat on it hard enough yet, but unless it...

As long as the spots the threaded rod is screwed down in on the hull hold up, it won't go anywhere That battery is very strong, now if it strips the threading out of those holes, thats another story:thumbsdown:. I will take it out in the morning and beat on it and see how it holds up. I think...

It doesn't cut off on turns, but when I fall off the side while holding on pulling it sideways when the tank is low. I didn't ever fill the stock tank up because it adds a ton of weight, gas it about 7lbs gallon, so filling this tank up vs. the stocker will save more than 15lbs alone. That...

I didn't get it to save weight, I got it because I was tired of fuel sloshing and cutting the ski off when it turned sideways. I never filled the stock past halfway, so it was a problem. This post was not about the tank anyways, I centered the weight of the ski better by moving the battery.

Sounds like a good idea. I'm going to ride w/ it like this until it gets too cold, but after that we could do it. Probably going to be making my hood into a lowered hood and building a nosepiece, so whenever I do that we can try it.

Holds about 2.4 gal, plenty for me on a stocker w/ b pipe. Got it from http://www.cometkartsales.com/store/chassis/cpa/fuel.htm , its the 9 liter righetti

I just did all that last night, and it has been storming all morning. I'll launch it when the rain stops and post up how it floats, but I have read that this balances it better.

I got a new kart tank a week or so ago and was trying to figure out how to strap it down. I ended up rigging something to make the battery w/ stock box work in the middle, right in front of the flywheel. I know XFT makes a kit, but I paid nothing for this. I just took some 6mm threaded rod...

By water getting in the bilge and going through the holes that aren't sealed well. There are 2 places with white stickers that are sealing the original holes where the pored the foam in from factory. Take those off and either use some fiberglass or something to seal it off, or put some rubber...

No offense, but what is with you constantly plugging trinity? Are you getting a commission or something? You sound like someone on tv naming products hoping the companies will send you some for free. I get that it is a great boat, but that has nothing to do with it. The guy was asking for...

Why are you using rivets? Why are you worried about how strong they are? If rivets are what end up being the strength of the footholds you will have major problems. The only reason to put screws/rivets in is to hold them in place so the epoxy or w/e is used to glue them in place can set...

You can build your own handholds. Look it up, doesn't look that hard. But, I see no reason not to put handholds in the stock hood if you want them though, whether you make them or not. Also, I have seen where people (Carter B on this forum for sure) have converted the stock hood into a...

I did this same mod a couple months ago after reading about it on another thread. I opened up the rear holes a lot, and it works great.