Footholds on a 750sx?

[tor*p*do]

i ran the heck out of my 1992 750sx this year - first season, put maybe 75 hours on it and started to get (a little) better.
i am thinking of winter mods and does it make sense to put footholds on this ski?
it is the old narrow 750 body (not sxi pro) with a stock motor (no pipe)
it does have a ss pump, R&D grate, plate, f/as, billet throttle and runs strong
i want to start throwing it around next year,
is it worth the mod or should I just run the 750 another season or two and then get an SJ?
i cant seem to pick up the back end to get truly good subs
thx

 

[Boris]

Before everyone jumps in and tells you to get a SuperJet (get a SuperJet), I say go for it.

I think footholds are worth every penny and made the biggest difference to my ski.

 

[tor*p*do]

well i come from a background of over 10 years of wakeboarding, so i am used to being attache to the board :smile:
who makes the best footholds?
i have heard 24/7 are good, but cant seem to find them
thx:bigeyes:

 

[Boris]

http://www.x-h2o.com/threads/6733&highlight=let's+talk+about+footholds

http://www.x-h2o.com/threads/1355

This one I started as I had no clue what to look for in foot holds.
http://www.x-h2o.com/threads/4371

I ended up with the WaderDawg REVs and love them.

 

[tor*p*do]

WOW :bigeyes:
Thanks!
Now for the research....

 

[Air Gramps]

One more....

If your not good w/glass buy the footwells.

If you're crafty and cheap (like me).

-Gut out the sides. The storage tubes on the sxi SUCK!
- pour the foam in and slide a pair or ridding boots in wrapped in wax paper.
-cleaned up and shapped some.
-glassed over w/2 layers of mat.