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not when its so easy to get the right stuff.

what? exact same pump.

FYI when amazon doesnt have them you can still get them at http://www.streetsideauto.com/products2.asp?brand=BCCX&partnumber=4253&Skip=True&LookupType=YMM&Reset=True for a dollar cheaper, also with free shipping. :-)

i was going to make a joke about needing a "stroker" now that he doesnt have a girl but decided to take the high road and refrain... oh wait...i guess i didnt :-)

6k can buy you a really nice ski. good luck.

ROFL GO TANK BUSTER! *makes farting noise trying to act like a gatling gun*

im not sure thats what they meant when they said "piston porting" 0_o

proks are about $40 each and outerwears $15 or so. thats a total of $110 for the entire set up. $50 savings for the beer fund on this one! :Banane19:

thow it in one of those vibrating parts washers for a few seconds? should be able to find one at a local mechanics shop i would imagine.

sweet!

IMO oppinion a shortened pole helps with everything. but its a very personal preferance kind of thing. some people love it, others hate it. no right or wrong answer.

id have to say if you already have an aluminum pole and are happy with the length stick with that. the RN pole while stronger than the stock glass SN pole will still break before the aluminum one.

i always put oil in the tank before fueling as i like knowing the pressure of the gas from the pump is creating a lot of turbulence in the can and mixing the oil consistantly.

or you could just get a stock RN bracket and redrill holes. there are plenty of stocks as TONS of people replace them with beefier aftermarket units. only other thing you need to do is redrill and move your hood hooks. thats the route i took on my square. or yes, washers work too. lol

That epiphany has been had by all at one time or another. I've found that drinking helps you get over it. lol

well then you want the hooker 9/15. :scratchchin:

I have a K&N, same story, the chrome top cap fell off. I used some "rubber toughened super glue" and it hasnt budged since.

ive had many days like that. they usually come just after doing major work that makes you very confident and calm in your ski...then all hell breaks loose. i figured it was just part of the sport to sometimes go home and want to cry at everything. LOL

exact same thing happened to me. i had to reach my hand under the chinpad and hold the cable as i rode on my knees limping back to the launch.

yep, what you need is a hooker. impeller that is...