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That answers that lol. Less air at higher elevation should decrease the pressure. Maybe your polaris has bumped compression so that it ran normally in Colorado?

That's normal if you're at high elevation.

Depending on where you ride, Berthoud has 93 octane at their gas station next to the highway, but that's 5 miles or so from Boyd and Carter. I'd do the 170.

That's what I carry and have used it. Though we had one instance of it snap if the tow ski accelerated too fast, so we just doubled it up. It's a bitch to untie though.

Use a heat gun to dry the glue.

Backie-Chan

Nice! I built one over the summer to take my ski to college, modified a harbor freight hitch carrier for $50.

When I boost for very long (a couple of seconds), then my pipe starts acting up and won't seem to resonate with the boost off, any ideas? If I go to the beach and wait a few minutes, or turn my screws in and reset them then the pipe works fine until after I've boosted again. I've tried different...

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Where do you ride?

Civil engineering does more structures than any other discipline, and knowing how to do a composite layup doesn't mean you know how or why the material needs to be a certain thickness or how it behaves, outside of basic trial and error from working with it.

From my dad (Civil engineer): Question: How thick would you need the tubes on the pole to be in carbon, with a rough guess? Answer: .050", the main issue is how you attach the tube to the base/top of the pole. If you want a more exact answer, just find online the equations to calculate the...

Jet skiing and working on the ski go hand in hand, gotta start somewhere! If you aren't confident have your friend come over and assist. As the above guys said, they really are super simple to work on and modify. And personally, I have probably as much fun actually wrenching on the ski as I do...

I don't think you control a solar panel, you just get the juice from it. Of course, I'm not saying it'd help at all...

I found the Ocean Pro plate to be annoying, it was hard to predictably slide out and would randomly catch and throw you at times, so went back to the stock plate. So exactly what Vumad said about the above.

Looks like an Easy Glider (http://www.multiplexusa.com/model-kits/easy_glider_pro.html) with a camera outfitted on the bottom.

Baby Blue

This might be the thread you were thinking of: http://www.x-h2o.com/threads/112009-PSI-vs-Octane-rating-chart

Things still running strong, winterized it today. I really like how it handles being so short, and I don't find the nose ever riding too high. Took a little practice to do subs since I was used to being further back in the try initially, but now the ski feels totally normal (and I'm sure having...