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No spark when cranking, then spark after letting off the start button is the classic symptom of a dead MSD Enhancer. I'd try to return it if possible.

My daughter is turning 5 in 2 weeks and my son will be 3 in the first week of May. Our families are 4 hours away in different directions. We definitely have our hands full.

Sadly nothing worth reporting at the moment. I've been swamped at work and so has my wife. Add two kids in the mix and it has left zero time lately for me to make much progress. I WILL finish it... someday, lol.

The only thing that takes 5-10 mins to swap out on a GPR is the battery! I have a customer's GPR in my backyard right now that I'm dreading working on. I've had the motor out of this ski twice over a 10 year span and each time I work on it I tell myself never again. Props to you for wanting...

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New, never installed Prowatercraft Racing SC ride plate and pump stuffer $300 shipped +pp fees (if not f&f). This is a savings of at least $75!!!

Make your own. Use 1/8 or 3/16" rubber sheet off Amazon. I have a a set for every type of motor I've worked on.

The bond line definitely needs to be sealed.

that's pretty much the ticket. You can't get every last little bit. Do the best you can and make sure the areas you're going to epoxy or seal to are clean and bare glass. Keep up the good work. Looking forward to seeing your progress.

Looking good!!!! You already defoamed!!!! That's a huge chunk of work already behind you!

Looks good. Don't be afraid. After you make that first cut the fear goes away. If you screw it up, it's nothing that can't be fixed with epoxy and fiberglass.

I can't believe this hasn't sold yet. $3500 for a fully rebuilt ski like this is an insanely good deal.

You should be able to get it in there without removing much besides the coupler cover. Just make sure you sand the spot where the screen will be epoxied with 60 grit and then clean with acetone before you epoxy it down.

It's doable but there's a catch. In order to get the SC onto the port, you'll need some momentum. However, the contact point on the SC hull is super weak and will most likely crack after a few successful docks. I'd recommend reinforcing the inside/outside of the hull if you want to keep it...

I don't think the forum is killed, far from it. There's quite a few hardcore members on here that prefer the X over facebook and for good reason. Facebook is the absolute worst for ski advice. You'll have 50 wrong answers to a question, with the one right answer from a knowledgeable dude who...

Super clean!!!! Very nice work!

Excellent work. I'm curious how you mounted it.

Good tip. Any idea if you can get replacement ball & spring?

Or just a paper towel. You shouldn't need any thinner if you wipe it while it's still wet.

Yes, you only need it on one half and a very thin layer. I'll usually spread it around uniformly with my finger.