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I thought about doing them but I usually end up with one foot in sideways when I'm riding surf stance., which the enclosures would prevent.

They ride similarly. A friend of mine loves his 550 and likes FX-1s enough that he will buy one when the right deal comes up. He doesn't like superjets so much either. I think if he set up one the way HE wanted it and rode it for more than a couple hours it might be a different story though.

http://www.mercurymarine.com/engines/jetdrives/index.php

If you're as much of a cheapskate as I am (and have access to the equipment) you can weld up those cast pieces, I've done it on two poles that are still holding strong, one has been in use for about 3 years.

That's good.

+1 Plan on having to jerry rig everything that breaks as parts are usually extremely hard to find.

My Ocean pro plate has fins, but they're closer to the edge of the plate and angled.... I like it. Those fins might cut down your mud sliding distances on the snopoomish though.

That's horrible. Everybody please be careful out there, there's a lot of boaters that don't pay close enough attention to driving. Don't count on them trying to avoid you.

That varies state to state. Here they don't do any kind of inspection- sometimes the reg. will say something like "just because this vehicle is registered for street use doesn't mean that it was intended for use on public roads"

Do you have any good friends in the US? Have them title and register it in their name.

What about these? They're pretty compact and unobtrusive. http://www.mercurymarine.com/engines/jetdrives/optimax-jet-drives.php

Some of the older yamaha sitdowns had a 144mm pump with an aluminum intake tract that bolted in..... I have one in my garage for whenever I become more $$$motivated to swap it into my aluminum boat. Most serious river boats around here have stick steering- one pole sitting vertically which you...

They're supposedly built better than the KLR and are slightly more off-road friendly.

http://houston.craigslist.org/mcy/1736848931.html http://houston.craigslist.org/mcy/1733645563.html

Looks great!

From what I hear the older LC4s had issues and the KLR that I had was poorly constructed IMO.

Cool! I've never been in a helicopter (Thank god, the only reason I can see myself in one is for a life flight) One of these days I want to pick up an ultralight airplane or powered parachute.

It could be worse, my buddy's toyota did that in the middle of the night, ran through the garage door and pushed his Jeep into the back wall.

The red pipes make great power! They are just heavy and kind of a pain to work with.