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DUDE!!!! I was worried you were getting out of skis after seeing you sell off everything. Definitely SUBSCRIBED!!!

If I recall correctly I ground out some of the ribs but not all. Post #27 shows a partial pic of that area. I know its a giant pain to get a grinder in there and that limited how much I took off. I'm pretty sure I filled some of the weird spots in that area with thickened epoxy so I could...

Use this, works better than acetone. https://www.amazon.com/3M-General-Purpose-Adhesive-Cleaner/dp/B00ZIM9XPI

That is typical of polyester resin on SMC. It peels off like that after a while.

I have slowed on buying HF tools ever since their prices started increasing a few years ago. A good bit of the HF stuff that used to be a good deal can now be had at Lowes or Home Depot for a similar price. That being said, I'm still using a HF 90 grinder, and portable band saw. The band saw...

Contact Dale's Jetsports (http://www.dalesjetsports.com/). Not the cheapest but he knows his stuff and you'll be very happy with his quality.

I'm pretty partial to DeadAir but I have a Silencerco (SWR) can as well.

Must be expensive

This is my new tow rig. So new that I don’t have any pics of it towing anything

Congrats on the baby!!!! Thanks for telling us - We just had our first baby in March, so I know not to expect much update-wise for a while, lol.

Great post. Spot on on all points. I also second the quicksteer mod, the greatest free mod you can do to improve steering response.

Nothing special you need to know. You essentially have 62t cases with an extra pulse fitting.

The crank cases on that motor are not original to that ski. Somebody swapped in 760 cases that have the dual pulse line fittings. The pulse line is what transmits positive and negative pressure to run the fuel pump on your carb. Stock 38mm carbs only need one pulse line, so the second one is...

This is ridiculously cool AF!!! Excellent work. Can't wait to see more updates!

I agree, sounds very high for a F/A with choke removed. If it were mine I'd drop 10 psi and see what happens.

Same argument could be made against guys spending $20k+ on aftermarket hull/motor combos. Niche market. Some people want what they want.

Yeah, it’ll work the same, I actually have mine wired that way (switching ground). Used solder and heat shrink and my switch and pumps still work like new after 10 years. Edit: FYI a diode is basically a one way valve for current, if you look at it that way the diagram should make more sense...

No, they don't. Pretty sure the seals are plastic, not elastomeric.