- Location
- Bay Area/Eugene
yeah i got a sx bone stock can u give me a list of some good parts that would be the basics or stuff that u need thanks
300/440/550 92 750 sx
- Thread starter 750rider
- Start date
djyox
Old school -not by choice
- Location
- Twincities, MN
Talk to John Zigler on here, or maybe he'll post in. He should have some goodies laying around for you
john zigler
Vendor Account
- Location
- wisconsin
thanks nick....
need more info. what would you like to do with it? what is your budget?
IMO basics are;
handle bars, trigger throttle, good top loader scoop grate, ride plate, replace, or cut or shave that big pole pad down.
engine wise you can shave .020 off teh head, ad a timming advance, flame arrestor, this will give it some snap.
if you want more,
go with a factory pipe, larger 46mm single carb, or dual carbs, reeds, lightweight flywheel, MSD ignition, ect.
you can build a real arm jerker.
let me know, i would be happy to hewlp in any way. yes, i have many 750 parts here in stock. new, and used.
feel free to call too if you'd like.
zig
63chevyll
#56
- Location
- in my garage, colorado
Yo Zig, How do you like riding your 750 on flat water?
Ive been building one for a few years and i love it.
Yea, its not a SJ, bit still a blast to ride
Ive been building one for a few years and i love it.
Yea, its not a SJ, bit still a blast to ride
john zigler
Vendor Account
- Location
- wisconsin
hello chevy 11.
man, i haven't personally had a 750SX for years. i did just sell an old SXi pro that i have a couple of years ago, but i really didn't ride it much. lately i've just been on my SXR's. i love them.
the 750SX is a great ski. we are going to be building another one here shortly, for my oldest son. he is currently on a 550SX.
zig
yama_freak615
MIA
- Location
- Middle Tennessee
the items i made larger are most deff what you need. as for factory pipe, get the wet pipe, timing advancer makes a nice difference, you wanna make sure it dosen't make it run lean though. scoop grate is a wonderful thing on the sx. you can keep your stock flame arrestor, it wont make it go any faster, actually the stock one is better for keeping water out.
zig's a cool guy, he'll hook you up.
Legdragger
Bringing it back
- Location
- New Hampshire
Ditto.
And a nice Skat Trak Swirl impeller too.
And a nice Skat Trak Swirl impeller too.
yama_freak615
MIA
- Location
- Middle Tennessee
better yet, get a stock 800 impeller. pitch 13/18
- Location
- Im in Miami Bitch
How does a stock 800 impeller do for bottom end on the sx?
Im basically building the same ski as this guy right now, but I am also building a limited SX-R at the same time. So in addition to the factory wet, timing advance, lightened flywheel, some footholds and footstraps, a better aluminum pole (the AC's are HUGE), and some engine work... It will also be getting a set of SX-R dual 40's, and probably a stock SX-R prop if not more....
john zigler
Vendor Account
- Location
- wisconsin
the stock sxr prop is a very good design. it is similar to a scat swirl. IMO it would be too much prop for a stock SX, ( 9-17 straight blade is perfect). but it would work great if you had a pipe, head, ect. you need the hp to pull it. with a bored nozzle, it would work good.
zig
zig
yama_freak615
MIA
- Location
- Middle Tennessee
it works great, just gotta have the HP to make it work good though, sounds like your in good shape
yeah i know it needs some HP, i figured he was gonna be moding this thing so thats why i suggested it.
deeznutz46
Just Ride!
- Location
- Plano tx
also tubbies from blowsion I have them on my 94 sx and love them!! I have A freestyle cone and little bit longer ride plate and had Dave at impros hook me up with a impeller also got a coffmans pipe and 26cc r&d head all this greatly improved the handling and power !!!
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63chevyll
#56
- Location
- in my garage, colorado
i didnt know people were running SXR impellers.......Interesting
yama_freak615
MIA
- Location
- Middle Tennessee
yeah, said they run best in the modded 750s