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plenty of people here that can say the exact opposite. :-( personally i would get the head since you are going to want it eventually anyway and will be running a risk until you do get it. *shrug* or you could let luck tide you by. im just not much for counting on luck.

couple of things. first anything like this that is obviously going to be a very common problem, has already been addressed like a million times. use the search feature ^. its very handy. also check the tech faq section, it has TONS of useful links for common questions. heres the link from there...

i agree 100%...but wait till my motor is done so you arent taking up Art's time ;-) LOL j/k obviously

i vote head. get the insurance as early as you can. the tubbies can wait. makes no sense to have a great handling hull that sits on the trailer because the motor is cracked.

my advice if you are flatdecking it is to stop wasting your time peeling off the old turf and just cut the old glass off since you are going to be reglassing the whole area anyway. there are a ton of thread on how to lay glass and what to use here. do a search. and check out the tech faq...

x2 my SN came like that. the guy before had filled almost the entire switch with silicone. it was a pain but with a razor and patience it came apart and stayed in working order. just take your time and be careful not to knick the wires.

440 would be the bigger of the two ie more low end.

x2.

while you are in there i would suggest liberal amounts of dielectric grease on every post and connection. cheap insurance.

i know it gets very warm but do you think its hot enough to melt through a coke bottle? last time i poured foam i think that we used the red dixie cups to mix and pour it with, it got warm to the touch and may have SLIGHTLY started to melt the cup but very slightly, and that plastic is no where...

i would think that it should. thats the reason blowsion made the long ones. i see what you mean though about the angle and when you tighten the nut it will pull it flush with the tray angle and put more pressure in the turf on the back...*shrug*

ah yes...its the ever looming "save 20 minutes and $50 to end up spending hours and hundreds to make it right" trap...we've all been there to some degree or another.

^ True story. :-( and yes, totally shaved legs and accessories. said hypothetical girl wants to save the environment not have a bush that could trap and kill ducks like a 6 pack ring. :-) new thought on the idea too. With some patience and a heat gun i think you could take 2 liters and...

i have the thick underpad on my SN as well and this was my solution. works and fits perfectly :-)

something thats been bothering me in his for sale threads, like this one http://www.x-h2o.com/threads/55154 is that the thread TOPIC he has listed with "NEW Factory B Pipe" and every thread he lists has a B pipe on it. this one ^ even has it in bold on the list of things for sale. now thats...

thats one of the reasons yes! here is my reasoning for the plastic bottles- 1 - a little bit less weight (i understand perfectly dry its negligible) 2 - use less foam (cheaper) 3 - more bouyant in case i sink it for whatever reason it will float higher. 4 - WHEN (not if) water gets in the...

the grinder is your friend. :-) i have a few of them myself. one for the shop, one for the tool box, one for the beach. lol grind away!

yep x2.

ive been planning on buying their helmet cam version for a while, ive watched a bunch of vids taken from it on youtube and such and it looks nice. i dont know about the still pic quality, as im more interested in the video. for the price after looking around for months, they are hard to beat.

if its not possible to use a portable kit because of tools or whatever you should think about as was stated before, make some SJ tray shaped molds and sell the styrofoam inserts for them.