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i put revs in last year cuz i have size 13 shoes and find that they are a pain to put in and are mostly wasted space definately wouldn't put them in again

be careful that u don't get the foam where ya don't want it i heard about ppl trying putting ping pong balls in for buoyancy really tight rather than foam sounds a little weird tho

once you have them all glassed in you'll be suprised how solid they are, just remember if u decide to put more foam in and plug ur hull drain ur in a real world of hurt because that part of the foam is open to water so it will soak up the water, i didn't foam, i just trimmed back the original...

lookin good! lots more work to go

sweet ya fairly happy with the revs but find they aren't as deep as i thought they would be, i'm very happy with how far back they are, i really wish that i would have put a kick plate at the back of the tray and probably still will. did ya buy sheets of turf? and as u saw in my pics i riveted...

i just did 2 skis last winter with some stuff with a kind of adhesive i use in refrigeration and worked amazingly and was easier to work with than contact cememt if ur interested i can let ya know where ya can get it works amazingly on the turf and underpad, good to hear of some more guys up...

hey hey i'm in edmonton too, what u need that contact cememt for doing turf???

ha awesome well just cuz all the superjet guys do this all the time BUY A SXR! lol and you gotta be way lower and totally commit with ur head and shoulders pole resting on the ski pretty much and prehop, ya well it'll happen just gotta practice, i think more stab attempts will help if you can do...

and this http://www.pwcdoctor.net/VERSIPLUG.html is imo the better option to a duckbill, it can't come off if u scrape it one something, footholds, turf and straightbars are a must to do anything freestyle or to learn at last

but remember matt i'm 3/4 way around barrel rolls my "POS" sxr!!! and I'm pretty sure ur ski has yet to run this year stick with the sxr i love that i never have to worry about cracking hulls or getting water in the foam i'll take that any day, attached a pic looks like they fly pretty good to...

the holds just take time not skill, the turf is what takes the skill imo... and SEARCH!! this exact question has been asked tons...so there are tons of threads to sift through to decide for urself

had that once i thought it was battery, turned out it was the connection from the electrical box to the starter motor power wire, cleaned it up away it went

i watched that whole video and not one second of riding:smashfreakB:

that is a killer can't wait to see the vid all the way round impressive off such a small wake

i think no matter how little water you get in there it will hit the exhaust as it sloshes around and steam under ur hood, i pulled the trumpets out of my intake too and that cut down on the bogging because it gets more air, i realize it's a chance of getiting water in the intake but really you...

i had that problem but built a little aluminum block off for the front air inlet and cut another inlet hole in the back of my hood and that pretty much solved the problem

wicked well we were out too yesterday up here too it was 1 degree Celsius and snowing like a bugger but hey what can ya do!! good times, jet skiing with the danger thin ice signs is always good and the second was april 18 this year you could ski on one half of the lake and ice fish on the other...

hey got my hood staps on check it out i bought some for u too http://www.x-h2o.com/showthread.php?p=733871#post733871

just got done my hood straps, got some straps from an outboard motor cover and some stainless fittings it was quick, cheap and bigger straps than u buy on the internet

definately already went riding a few times with derrick this year ur a pigeon right?