I always thought the 4x4 vans were factory. Halliburton has a bunch of them at their Williamsport shop with big tires and heavy duty steel bumpers for hauling people.
Awesome! No water ingestion, no winterizing, & no flushing(?)! This would open up a ton of riding spots for lakes restricted to electric motors. Too bad the PA Boat Commission 20hp limit prohibits PWC's regardless. Skip the 4stroke entirely.
Nice work! Fix that starter and get after it. I've pancaked my bone stock machine off of freak setup wakes by mistake. Deep glassy water gives the best setup wakes.
They point up a few degrees you can just egg out the bracket to get it to lay flat.
Tech one racing makes parts for it http://www.techoneracing.com/mm5/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Store_Code=TOR&Category_Code=TOR-YAM-SJ
I think the raider nozzle provides better performance over the 61x nozzle.
VXR650 & WR500 for $400 on a double Torsion axle galvanized trailer along with a basket full of oem parts still in bags. Sold the parts & parted the wr500 for close to $1k Kept the trailer & the vxr is getting sold this spring.
The solenoid got stuck on in my couch so to finish out the day with some slalom skiing and hauling stuff back we just disconnected the battery. The PV's won't work without the battery. Off idle nothing changes. Out of the hole it just didn't spin the prop so no real diff. While towing and trying...
Yeah, but your stuck with a tiny pump. A Blaster II would be awesome for this.
Let's see some video of this thing. I bet it still weighs less than an SXR.
I am gonna have to do this to the vxr I was planning on selling this summer. I will probably leave the sides on though. They do handle like giant superjets. Plus it will legaly have a 2 person capacity.
good penetrate and a torch. If that doesn't work try the torch and a quick shot of endust turned upside down on the bolt before you try and brake it loose.
Riding with regular pedals is way more dangerous than clipless. Getting your shins and calves whacked gets old quick. Also getting tossed off the pedals onto the down tube or stem is seriously painful. Once you get used to them there is really no turning back.
I broke a set of crank bro's...
Just put it on the hose. You will know right away. I don't get why you would look for a water leak by checking compression? It could be an exhaust gasket.
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