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You can't just turn it around.

Those look like locator pins from the case cover/ crank case. Must have been loose, and stuck to the flywheel magnets before assembly. That'll chew up a stator.

Plus the intakes pictured are for a dirt bike. They look like Suzuki RM250 parts to me.

There's one for sale here that claims it uses stock SJ shaft. I'd assume all SN and pre 08 shafts.

Hooples. They always make us feel welcome.

Grindco. I think they produced an indoor show in western IL about 5yrs ago and hired Eric Malone to perform along with couch racing.

Wtf? Does it count? Who Cares! Who's counting? Just burn some gas, already!!!

Just picked up another toy. 2004 SnoPro race sled with F6 engine.

I use a 15 gal seadoo tank on a trailer for extra fuel storage. Janky, but functional.

WHA?!?!? I'm so happy! Someone punch me in DA face! I'll be there FO SHO!!!!!!

Stick with the fiberglass hull you have until you can do the tricks you want. Beat the hell out of it. THEN move on to the carbon ski of your dreams, so you don't trash it while learning. Carbon doesn't add skill.

It's goooood to be riding again!

It's good. GOOD FOR NOTHING!

Here's a nice hood a friend got from Ski bum . it had spray foam filling holes, with a skim of bondo to smooth it out. 15 minutes in the sun, and the foam started to grow. What a piece of crap.

Ipone oil makes your exhaust smell like strawberries

Slik Sand is a nice high build primer. Good for covering small hull scratches. JP209 is pretty good, too. It's a little cheaper. They're both catalised polyester based primers.

Hey guys, I'm a composites technician by trade. Adding solvents to the resin is not a good idea ESPECIALLY before adding the hardener. Polyester and VE resins can tolerate a small amount of acetone AFTER adding catalist, but adding it before alters the makup of the resin in an adverse way...

I have ONE XR-tech blaster 1 aluminum pump shoe left. I was saving it in case I ever wanted a blaster, but will sell it for $150 plus shipping.

Lol ex wife: jet ski- rode once ATV - rode twice Snowmobile - rode 3-400 miles. Couch - all the time Seadoo - once. Good luck

These pictures scream topdeck conversion, to me. Pictures inside the nose, and under the front bumper might confirm. It just seems to me that the motor mounts, battery tray mounts, and tank/water box mounts look just like a SN. The weight makes sense, too.