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Dude thanks! That's awesome you found a video

And it's now in montana

The ski is currently four hours away and I can't get down there until Saturday so I'm going off his word right now that is structurally sound.

Is it a bad history?

So I'm looking to buy this ski and the guy has no clue what the specs are on it, I'm hoping this is a ex ski from someone on here. Said it was built for a pro rider in Florida.

Thanks for the info I'm gonna call the dmv today and talk to them

Montana

Ok what if you don't have a build sheet for the ski, can you still go through the DMV ? I want to do this the legal way if possiable.

I've got a old superjet square that has been stripped down. The ski I'm looking at buying is a RTR watercraft hull that has never been titled. My question is , can I use the vin and paperwork from the square for the watercraft factory hull to register it? I'm planning on jumping the old square...

That's what I was thinking, how do these compare to a stock sj? He doesn't know the specs on the motor or the pump which sucks but it seems like a good price for the ski?

I'm trying to figure out if this is a envy hull or maybe a watercraft factory 1? Any input would be great. The guy doesn't know anything about the ski

Damn was hoping not to hear that! Lol

How big of a improvement would I see over my stock single sbn44 on my 701 61x/61x with a high comp head (190psi) and b pipe?

I just picked up a 93 sn with a 650 in it that I'm getting ready to part out but I'm curious as to the size of these carbs and the type of R&D intake this is? They look like dual 44's but I'm not sure? Any input would be great!

Just finished her up last weekend! 1994 SN 701

Here's a pic with the hood and nose piece on.

Got my footholds installed last night not to horrible of a job to do, now I'm just waiting on my glass to show up and the 5200 to cure.

Got some more goods in the mail Friday and spent the weekend wrapping the ski. My Toby footholds showed up, epoxy resin, hardner, and my hood seal. When I get home I'll throw the hood and nose piece on so you get a better idea of the wrap.

This is Oscar, my goofy ass boxer.