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- Cincinnati, OH
I have searched and it seems that the consensus seems to add shims if the driveshaft will not line up.
I bought a 2002 Sj off of here that was heavily modified. Carbon fiber reinforced, tubbie destroyers, footholds, etc. Anyways, I'm finally getting around to finishing it. I put together a Solas mag (using heat/cool method), new hooker prop, new sbt wear ring, new wsm driveshaft, thrust trim, new pump seal. The Solas pump was clearanced by watcon, so I know it's now binding up.
I have the Cold Fusion driveshaft tool. I installed the pump and the driveshaft was too low in the firewall. I tried more shims, and it did not help much. Then, I took out the dowel pins for the top of the wear ring and that seemed to help a little bit.
Is the solution to keep adding shims on the rear bolts until the driveshaft is centered? Or is there something else I may be doing wrong? This is my first pump install, but I am really familiar with working on other areas of skis. The ski is upside down right now to help make things easier.
I bought a 2002 Sj off of here that was heavily modified. Carbon fiber reinforced, tubbie destroyers, footholds, etc. Anyways, I'm finally getting around to finishing it. I put together a Solas mag (using heat/cool method), new hooker prop, new sbt wear ring, new wsm driveshaft, thrust trim, new pump seal. The Solas pump was clearanced by watcon, so I know it's now binding up.
I have the Cold Fusion driveshaft tool. I installed the pump and the driveshaft was too low in the firewall. I tried more shims, and it did not help much. Then, I took out the dowel pins for the top of the wear ring and that seemed to help a little bit.
Is the solution to keep adding shims on the rear bolts until the driveshaft is centered? Or is there something else I may be doing wrong? This is my first pump install, but I am really familiar with working on other areas of skis. The ski is upside down right now to help make things easier.




