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160mm pump?? Holy freekin cow!! This sounds like it's gonna be expensive.

I wouldn't run that. (but I do have my own brand of intake grates, so I'm biased) Send it back, or start welding?

X2 just go with the builder that can better service your needs. For some it's location. Being in the same time zone helps when you need to talk to someone. Prices are very similar.

Well, since being tiny and light is the new criteria for being insanely talented on a ski..... How much do i need to weigh in order to do the same freestyle tricks??

I think you were misled about the "oem" driveshaft. It was likely much longer when it was an oem shaft in a couch. Then someone cut it, and put new splines on it. When you used the arbor press, did you push on the middle part of the bearing? That could ruin it.

And don't forget! Never give your ski the finger! :bad3:

Actually, it IS illegal in Alaska. Take a look at SL12 and SL17 here--> http://www.boater101.com/Course/documents/AK/AKstatelaws.pdf :dunce:

:brap: <------ Yeah, like this kid.

What??? I thought that's what we already were able to do here. Builds/events/riding groups... Might as well hook us up with our own twitter feeds. @jetskidude"getting ready to attempt backy" wait 10sec. @jetskidude"NAILED it, but nosed it in a little and didn't ride it out" wait 15sec...

Darwin Award in the making.

Save your money for a metal beach cart. 2" PVC won't take much abuse under a 300Lb ski.

Maybe it's inflation, or perhaps your dealer is now charging more than the suggested retail price (which is very common).

:banghead: Why not just shim the plate to angle it down, instead? Way easier, and you'll likely find out that you still need to extend the plate for better handling.

No, the bottom of a RN is SMC. SN topdecks are metton.

A stainless steel ride plate??? Nah, it's more likely to be aluminum. Weld an extension on the plate, following the angles and bends of the original. You can shim the plate to change the angle if needed.

Whaaa??? Don't be a WUSSIE!! :drillsergeant:

And that pole.....must be a -2 ( -2 feet! )

X2 they are strong, but ditch the damper in favor of something softer.

Bobbyd, take a look at Specialized P1, P2, and P3 bikes.