Liquid Graffix
liquidgraffix
- Location
- In the shop or on the water
Does anyone know where to get one? How many gallons do they hold?
Advantages of running one?
Thanx-
Advantages of running one?
Thanx-
Fuel cell for SJ?
- Thread starter Liquid Graffix
- Start date
mosquini
Looking for a fixed steer standup
- Location
- Mendocino Ca
pat at Metal ha a nice setup along with wamiltons if you want carbon one. r you could go with xft. there inbetween 2 and 3 gallons.
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QuickMick
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Im in the process of making one right now, for my sq. I couldnt find one online that I liked. I never run my stocker full so Im thinking 2.5-3 gallons will be perfect.
Liquid Graffix
liquidgraffix
- Location
- In the shop or on the water
Thanx yall!
WaveDemon
Not Dead - Notable Member
- Location
- Hell, Florida
there is no advantage to running one.
wydopen
onthepipe
- Location
- Goleta the Goodland
if you want to ride in the surf id keep a stocker....contrary to popular belief some extra weight in the front helps for surfriding
stanton
High on jetskis.
- Location
- atascadero,ca
its true, i like a full tank.
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QuickMick
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wydopen
onthepipe
- Location
- Goleta the Goodland
haha yup you guys get great surf in texas right????...........hey but what do i know??
no actually i forgot...with a light front end you can get your nose much higher than the rear when you jump out of the back of the wave which lets you stick your ass out farther as your locked into your footholds all the while without bending your knees at anytime while you ride..i refer to it as the dumper jumper...that is what you consider good surfriding right??? it also looks really good when you do that while pathetically attempting a reentry...you can throw the pole over your head for some extra style points :lmao::lmao::lmao::lmao:
you ride a blaster aka the lamest ski ever made..please refrain from giving advise on surfriding...thank you
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QuickMick
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haha yup you guys get great surf in texas right????...........hey but what do i know??
no actually i forgot...with a light front end you can get your nose much higher than the rear when you jump out of the back of the wave which lets you stick your ass out farther as your locked into your footholds all the while without bending your knees at anytime while you ride..i refer to it as the dumper jumper...that is what you consider good surfriding right??? it also looks really good when you do that while pathetically attempting a reentry...you can throw the pole over your head for some extra style points :lmao::lmao::lmao::lmao:
you ride a blaster aka the lamest ski ever made..please refrain from giving advise on surfriding...thank you
oK FU too. :beerchug:
stuntbikemike
Time to ride
- Location
- clearwater
the advantages of a fuel cell is you don't need an excuse for not riding long...thats why most run them IMO
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QuickMick
Guest
Mike, im glad to see your high.
Im not sure if I have ever heard someone ever say they cant ride long because they have a aftermarket fuel tank.
If someone on this board that has a aftermarket tank and does say that please speak up. Buler?? Buler??
I mainly am building my SQ a tank for the simple reason I do 90% surf riding.
Im going the path of less weight, easy access to waterbox, electrical to bottom of hand pole and stinger hose clamps. Not to mention that I can make one myself. I had my On-off switch electical line melt to my dtr waterbox once and I had to yank everything out just to see the problem.
I dont need 4.8 gallons of fuel in my SJ.
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QuickMick
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How do you know Texas never has no great surf? How do you know Blasters are the lamest ski ever made? Im pretty sure you pulled that out of your A$$
yes experts just like YOU.
read my post.. Again.... Im not only going for less weight.
Im glad you wrote the "Jet Ski Bible".
100 people
100 different opinions and ideas.
- Location
- Lake Orion, Michigan
This subject has been discussed to death.
Search harder....
Here is a good write up on most aspects including how-to, parts, etc: http://www.x-h2o.com/threads/35990
Search harder....
Here is a good write up on most aspects including how-to, parts, etc: http://www.x-h2o.com/threads/35990
skinnyman
YOU CANT RENT MY SKI
- Location
- Dallas/ToyBox
haha yup you guys get great surf in texas right????...........hey but what do i know??
no actually i forgot...with a light front end you can get your nose much higher than the rear when you jump out of the back of the wave which lets you stick your ass out farther as your locked into your footholds all the while without bending your knees at anytime while you ride..i refer to it as the dumper jumper...that is what you consider good surfriding right??? it also looks really good when you do that while pathetically attempting a reentry...you can throw the pole over your head for some extra style points :lmao::lmao::lmao::lmao:
you ride a blaster aka the lamest ski ever made..please refrain from giving advise on surfriding...thank you
We have a lot in Texas but surf is not one of them.
I have been waiting for what we call good surf for weeks.You wouldn't even put you ski in the water.Thats why i drive across country to ride the real deal
see yall in Feb hopefully
wydopen
onthepipe
- Location
- Goleta the Goodland
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QuickMick
Guest
Wyd.. What skinny said is true. However there are a few of us that live just 30 mins from the coast (galveston). I live on the bay and can look across the street and If I see good waves in the bay there are good waves at Galveston.
We get what we can. If we had surf like cali or Fl.. I would be calling in for work sick and show up the following day with a good sunburn.
Some of us went and rode the day Hurricane Gustaf came in. I think thats the largest surf I ever rode in.
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QuickMick
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You mean Jan?
skinnyman
YOU CANT RENT MY SKI
- Location
- Dallas/ToyBox
I was 6 hrs away I couldn't make it down there