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PHP sent my zeel with 2 curves for my php780. Here is how I am switching it.

Dont know yet. Just getting it all installed. Can someone direct me to where I can get a cover for this opening in the flywheel cover?

I have 2 flywheels, one each way. #zero did the blue one and PowerHousePerformance did the other.

I will measure later and let you know. I made it just long enough to reach the steering nozzle. Not the best picture of it but you can see it sticking past the original ride plate.

Ok. So... follow up. The extension I added definitely made a difference. It is now much easier to chase down a boat and took a bunch of porpoise out of the ski when cuising around. I did notice it effected how fast I was rotating when attempting back flips. Key word here is attempting. Lol. I...

I was thinking I will run a wire between the extra male ground terminal I have and the curve wire. Then find a good spot where I can just have male and female connectors to open or close the ground.

Ok, so I ran a seperate power wire with a fuse to the zeel. The power I had (factory fuse) is now connected to the red wires that loop in the harness. How about the pink wires that come in from the harness? There is an extra male connector from the ground terminal, does it need to go...

Can someone tell me if this looks right or what to do if not? I used the solenoid from my 701 ebox...

I sent him a pm on here.

Starting a new project in Hollywood, FL. This is the first of 3 apartment buildings going up.

Mine came with these instructions. http://jetworksperformance.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/09/Jetworks-Flow-Control-Valve-Instructions-.pdf

Its not the prettiest but it fits and I think it is a great starting place to see how it does. I just need to get out and run it now to see what happens with it on there.

What is left from a round bar?

Stay away from super short hulls and you should be fine. My ski is a WDK Rip which is a really short ski and I can still boat chase and ride around just not as fast as the longer skis.

If you are just riding lakes and boat wakes... maybe more of a flatwater hull?

So @Sasquachcrap made a good point and said to try with aluminum first... brilliant idea if you ask me. I picked up a piece of 1/4” x 6” x 12” aluminum. Seems a little thick but will not stick down past the intake grate. Anyway, here is my rough up. I am going to have to grind some glass and...

Right on... I’ll let you know how it goes. I was originally thinking a flow guard concept but going to try a piece of flat aluminum first. If it makes any noticable positive difference, I will pursue a better version from glass.