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If you have a faulty pump seal the symptom is going to be cavitation, which will feel like the prop is slipping(engine revs up but ski won't go anywhere) When you see whitewash, is that what happens? 08+ hulls are also notorious for being unstable at certain speeds, especially if you're not...

Will consider new or used 9/15 hooker

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Interested in a 13/18 too. Let me know what you've got!

Will consider something close, thanks!

Back when doing a nose stab on a superjet was all I thought I ever needed. Wish I never caught the aftermarket bug, life used to be so simple!!

Is it ideal? Maybe not. Will you have a blast? Probably. Neither of those skis are ideal for big surf but I think you'll have a better time on the rip as long as nothing happens that makes it sink! I love slashing and carving waves with my rip.

I have non oem brand new mikuni 38s with manifold with brand new boyesen reeds

If that's a stock prop that's your issue. Get a 10/16 hooker!

Somethings wrong with your setup. My 781 on 38s has power everywhere. I run a PFP which might make it a little different than yours but I'm doubtful a b pipe is causing your issue. Pull your carbs and let us know jets. Blue has specs pretty dialed in. You could be propped wrong too

I grew up using impacts since I was like 10, but those 6-9v makitas didn't have enough to power to do much damage! Besides the 1/4(absolute all time favorite tool. I use it all the time for work and for skis)and 3/8 drive ratchets, the 3/8 and 1/2 fuel impacts are what I use at work on the...

Yes sir

Title says all. Thanks!

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You don't have to do it based on your state?

I just emailed my local state farm agent. All I said was I have a WDK jetski registered as homemade with a state-issued HIN. He said they do not do policies for "custom trick jetskis" You are one of the only people I've heard of getting more than just liability on an am hull besides when wake...

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That sounds quite convincing! Is the protec steering nozzle with the welded ears necessary to prevent couplers from blowing out? Or is a stock plastic nozzle with limited steering throw good enough?