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Is the chamber SS or Aluminum?

What do ya'll think about going with this waterbox. Cut the feet off then turf it? http://www.x-h2o.com/index.php?threads/tdr-b1-waterbox.180264/#post-1909568 Probably cheaper than a welder.

Well I am at a loss. Any ideas? The chamber is just to low and too close to the waterbox to fabricate something.

This one was on a SN originally. I have another chamber to try then that is on the VXR. Hopefully it is shorter!

Ah, well crap. I dont want to go to that much trouble. Thanks for the quick reply.

Dragging up an old thread. I had this pipe lying around for years and finally putting it to use but I cant get the hose to fit from the chamber to the water box. The chamber is to low. What hose did you use?

Good thing it wasnt an 88 magnum. I shoots through schools and the trees outside!

I dont carry but watch a youtube channel Active self protection a lot and it seems size isnt what matters as much as capacity. He has a wealth of knowledge for anyone who carries.

Your SC is looking MINT. Nice floor BTW.

Oem FTW

Only the blaster with no motor to see how it looked.

I dont care if it was a walmart bike, I would break before the bike would.

You could go through a lot of Huffy,s for $2500!

Back when I was a kid,it was the bomb! Though I had a redline ,with mag wheels that would flex a little for 360,s.

I knew what ya meant. I went ahead and added a little glass to it just for a price of mind.

From not finding any one else that asked about this,I feel like it isn't a problem but I wanted to make sure before moving on to paint and turf.

That's what it looks like. it has a slight flex when you stand in those areas. I will go snap a pic.

I am returfing the blaster and have stress cracks where your feet are from hard landings. I would assume this is on most b1,s but didn't find anything on how or if it needs to be repaired . I just wanted to fix it now before it gets potentially worse if needed. The foam under the footwells...

Nah, they are steel. Only plastic ones I could find were the Big foot ones. Somebody has to make em but I gave up.

21 inches from the ground to the top of the bunks. Which ended up being the same height as my ocd stand on a furniture dolly. I will use this to transport skis to the lake via golf cart. The tires will last much longer since the road and cart path is gravel.