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They've got the right size, but it looks like it's the really light blue stuff. Maybe I'll either have to stick with the braided clear or try the 1/16" wall like the one home depot has. That stuff is the same as computer cooling lines, but you can get shorter lengths from the computer shops.

I've seen it on other skis. I know it exists. I'm looking for blue translucent cooling line. The same stuff as many of us use for fuel lines. Blowsion and a few others sell 1/8, 1/4, and 3/8. I'm trying to find 1/2". I've found it with 1/16 wall thickness, but I'm looking for the thicker stuff...

I repaired one using a product like JB Weld. I can't remember what it was called, but I did some research and found others suggesting it. It was at my hardware store, so not an uncommon product. I had a very light coat of grease on the flywheel key, put it in the slot and filled the area around...

Good luck!! I got the brazil strain before I was fully vaccinated. I was off work for two months because I would have terrible coughing fits if I did anything active. Public health told me I was safe to go out into the world and be with my wife 10 days after symptom onset. You should be able to...

When I made my fuel tank I used a cheap carbide blade on my table saw. I'm glad to see I'm not the only one. Last summer I bought a Skil dry cut saw, which has been amazing for cutting any metal, but I still need the table saw for cutting sheet.

Do you use a standard miter saw with a non ferrous blade to cut aluminum?

Different years had different connectors. The MSD should have initially come with a female to female jumper to accommodate your (and my) model year. I just cut it off and put a female on the MSD side, because I bought it used and didn't get the jumper.

It may take him a couple days to reply. He gets busy. I'm in the middle of an order from him. It was two days before he was able to get back to me.

I'm still on here almost daily and get notifications from this thread

Sounds like you need fuel filters. Check your fuel/water separator for debris too. There's a chance your fuel lines need to be replaced, but it may just be debris in your fuel tank.

I recently finished building my Crazy Joes's Bam. If you haven't heard of him, it's a garage operation that only spits out a few hulls per year, but they're perfect. A lot of care goes into these hulls. He does custom paint for all the hulls, well beyond a basic job. These are show pieces. I got...

You've got me on the edge of my seat. I can't wait to hear the rest of this.

Not a bad follow up interview

"" This video popped up randomly for me today. I watched it right through for the third time. It's worth all 14 minutes.

Any overheating problems I've ever had were due to a stone in the cooling line

Congrats!

72 hours since it was last in range of it's owner's phone. So if you haven't been within 30 feet or whatever signal range is through the walls around it, the thief will be notified. *Edit: I still might get one. I'm close enough usually every couple days.

I've been told .050-.055" by an engine builder I used to work for. He wasn't a jetski guy, but a 2-stroke wizard for other power sports. He may have told me to use that squish to be safe. Basically, you shouldn't have a problem running with that much.

Any info? I live about 20 mins from him and I couldn't find anything locally. Doesn't help that I don't know his last name.

I bought a pair of Columbia Drainmakers last fall. I've only had one ride with them but I really like them. They're hiking shoes made for being in the water. They're super grippy and so far they feel good without socks. I wear them all the time on the boat and by the lake. If I decide I don't...