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Forth ride, I'm finally starting to try stuff. Taking it slow. Cant wait to see what this does when I remove the rear sponsor and start giving it some gas!i

Selling the FiBox System I purchased about 1 year ago. I am selling this system because I have bought a new Rickter Edge hull and the FiBox doest fit in the hull like it did in my superjet. I ran these on FullSpec 48 MM carbs, I know they will work on 49s. They mount directly to the round...

Securing to Trailer: I have seen others mention this on the site, so I took my interpretation and thought I'd document it. I secure the front of the ski using the eye mount that came installed on the Rickter from the factory. For the rear I used 2 pool noodles (bought at dollar store) that...

Ready for the lake: I had the dominator front sponsons installed at the factory. They did a great job on the install: 1) Glassing over the hardware on the inside of the hull 2) Sealing up the sponsons to the hull 3) Applying the OEM RRP graphics over the top 4) Clear coating over the graphcs...

Engine is complete: Tightening the final Bolt!!! Its 2:30 am and Im super Happy!!!!!!!

Fuel Line Install, looking it all over: Its crunch time 2 AM on a Friday night we wanna ride Saturday. Check it all then Check it again. Clamp and Zip-tie everything!

Unwinding, riding to my buddies house to get a few misc parts. Its always nice when the part you need is just a 5 min bike ride away. I cant even count how many trips like this we made :) Could have never completed this without the help from my friends!!!!!

I think its an unnecessary evil

Ninja Foot Holds: Found a few issues with the footholds. 1) They were installed backwards from the factory, simple fix just unbolt them and swap them around. 2) My Feet don't fit in the holds. I have a size 10 foot but wear an 11 wrestling shoe so I can wear a bootie when its cold out...

I haven't added one, do you think that's required?

Engine Install: Installed the Engine then put in the pipe, gastank and waterbox to see hw it all fits. Findings: 1) The first thing we noticed is the Freeriderz FiBox that I love so much just doesn't fit in this hull. I guess you can make it fit but you loose access to the throttle cable and...

Handpole and Cable Install: This is a really fun part of the install, its so pretty! RRP Lightweight OVP steering, 50 MM riser bars, RRP face pad, Blowsion Heavy duty Steering Cable, XScream Trim System, Full length Carbon Poles. Blowsion Throttle lever, ODI Grips. Started putting in some...

TNT Pipe fititng: For the TNT Pipe Install we needed to figure out how to securely mount it at a perfect balance point so it wont add weight to the Exhaust manifold Coupler or the Ebox Coupler. Once the balance point was determined I had to add some foam to the hull to level it out so the foam...

Getting the Gastank and Waterbox ready: The limited slip gas tank is another piece of art. It was actually a little drepressing but fun at the same time trying to figure out a good way to turf it up. I ended up turfing up the Back, the Bottom, and the first ~3 inches of the areae that would...

Glassing in all the mounts: I must say Rickter did a great job putting all the mounts in this hull for an EOM install. Since I'm using the limited slip 3.3 gallon tank with built in battery box, I had to cut out the OEM gas tank mount on the left. The rest of the mounts I found very...

Controll Panel Install: holes, and bilge outlets to sleep on overnight while I mount the ColdFusion (Now Blowsion) e-box mount and bilge pump using a blowsion mounting kit. I decided to put the control panel on the left so when riding I can still throttle using my right hand and still turn on...

Handpole Bottom and Breather Tube Install: The build is getting fun. If you want your friends to come over and help, buy a really good NY Style Pizza, this normally gets them over in 15 minutes or less. Installed the bottom portion of the handpole. First thing we noticed is the tubes fit...

This build required the use of 4 pool noodles from the dollar store. Blue tape it in and then reinforce the inside only with duct tape, this held for the entire build then removed cleanly when we were done. We used 2 here, the extra padding while working in the engine compartment was really...

Preperation: The fun part over every build is getting all your parts setup and ready to install. We have a 3 car garage and used every inch of it!

Finishing up the pump area: I decided on the RRP cut intake grate, fits perfect with zero grinding. Gotta love it! Note; I purchase the Medium ride plate and will trim it down to a small if I decide its too long, figured that's cheaper than buying 2 plates. Have to try and save $ somewhere.