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He's right about that! I've got a used stock shoe you can have.(not damaged). Holler at me! Charles

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That might actually be a little too soon.:smile: How many tanks did you get out of them? Charles

If it runs well with new plugs, change your plugs more frequently. Many people run the same plugs far too long. They're cheap.:biggthumpup: Change them often. Don't waste your money on expensive iridium or other fancy plugs. Just use standard NGK. I change every 3-5 tanks of fuel. Charles

Depends on whose dyno you use!:haha: Charles

I've found Blackjacks to be some of the easiest tuning carbs on the market.:biggthumpup: They run higher popoff than most for clean response. You can also get the Art on the phone easily if you have any questions while tuning. Getting Brazina on the phone is reportedly very difficult...

That's exactly where I was when 2ndNature's waterbox blew up. Scary!:bigeyes: Charles

Definitely more power to be made w/the right race gas for your application. All depends on how much power you want to make.:biggthumpup: Charles

I'm in. You're welcome to sign my name. It sure is more fun to ride 2 minutes away from your house. If there's a way to sign online, let me know. Charles

FPP will still warranty it. They say that minor denting may be required for correct fit and the chamber has a lifetime warranty. They're actually pretty good about it too. Charles Found this on FPP's instructions for the B pipe. "If the chamber body is too close to anything, you can...

Carbon is readily available. Prices are up some, but supply is catching up with demand again. I ordered 200 lbs yesterday and my supplier had no problem with the order. I'll receive drops of 50 lbs quarterly. Most suppliers are asking for a forecast for a year out so they can plan...

If you have access to Plexus, it'll be vastly superior. Epoxy/milled fiber is good, but Plexus is made for this kind of application and is tough to beat. Charles

I'll bet it's a scanned film pic and was accidentally reversed. Funny though.:haha: Charles

You can, but the base is galvanized instead of stainless. The OEM Yamaha works well as do the ones from Mercury outboard motors. That's what I'm using now, Stainless base and only $20.00. Charles

The underpad you want and that HT uses is Minicell. It's made by Voltec and can be found at most foam suppliers and cut to any thickness desired. Charles

That's cool!!!!!!!:biggthumpup: Charles

I've used them for years with no hose melting issues. The key is to set it up correctly so that it is open when you need it to be. A high flow waterbox will still have to be blown clear of excess water when the throttle is snapped open so it will not have give the same results as a properly...

It won't be long:smile:

That's right.:biggthumpup: Charles

I believe the red one is the version that requires shims to adjust pop off. I use them on all my boats. Keeping the waterbox dry is especially good for freeride/freestyle boats as well as race boats.:biggthumpup: Charles