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If your traditional life vest slides up in the water, it's too big or isn't adjusted properly. There should be a small gap between the front sections, and the straps should be pretty snug fit - holding the vest tight against your body. There should be no overlapping pads. I have a number of...

PSI pipes were known for cracking a lot. They perform ok, but not as good as a nice Factory pipe.

Mikuni BN 44

I remember when they were on the market. I think it was around 88/89. Didn't last, obviously. Nice that they came with Jettrim, though.

WDK made the clear sponsons, which were very similar in function to the R&D sponsons. They served their purpose, but newer designs perform better.

They do NOT hang below the hull. Having them hang below the hull would not handle well or be allowed for racing. These were made before tubbies, and were not meant for freestyle. 96-07 RN hulls handled a little better at high speeds, but not as good as they do with wider sponsons.

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That picture looks staged to me. The seat is perfect, as well as the hood. The topdeck looks like it was cut into a number of parts, and peeled off the hull.

I'm fairly sure they are R&D front racing sponsons. They don't need to be filled. Just screw and bond them to your hull.

Gil, one end was your half. #1 rule about your half: We never talk about your half.

That sounds like an awesome idea! I can't believe that no pro engine builders have thought of doing this... Sounds too good to be true, just hope I'm using the right font :Thinkingof_:

http://www.x-h2o.com/threads/109697-XR-tech-Superjet-pump-shoe One left at sale price.

Oh great, now I need to make pots and pans, too. :chairfall:

That's how I look when i ride - super slow. At least that's how it feels.

North America, South America......Whatever it takes.

Fo Sho, Gil. Besides, it's not a product. It's just something I built for fun. Yeah, I need to get out more. And now a word from our sponsor: "Receptacle" Now back to the show.

How about Ginsu vanes? They'll cut a potato (and a tin can). But wait, there's more! Call now and we'll throw in teflon coated cookware.....

Now that you ask, Yes I have! I tested it @ 0 rpm. Results were inconclusive.

3 is the magic number. Just sayin':dunce:

I use couch mounts, but machine them down to fit properly.