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I wouldn't cut the pole until you rode it. start with the steering, that'll be 2 or 3". X metal adjustable would be awesome but I really love my standard RRP system. sooo smooth

any sort of protection? I just paid for a used ride plate and pay pal nailed me an extra $10!

ride report?

glad you went with the new ski, last year i picked up an extremely low hour 100% stock 07 round nose and it was a great investment. It was the closest i could get to a new ski locally. Fuel/Oil only for the last 2 summers straight, no missed days, no tinkering. I dont even bring tools with me...

new website didn't work for me today. Hopefully you guys get these sooner than later! I wonder how many were sold. Looking forward to the unboxing and initial reviews. Pretty sure a few are headed out my way to some dealer in Canada last i heard.

Thanks!

thanks the reply. I've heard negative and positive about them. apparently they are not stable at higher speeds? did you switch from stock?

pre 08 SJ, worx 201 intake is the only other handling modification. 175 pounds, flat water only, chase a few bouy's recreationally, slam some surf boat waves, chase a few boats. is the shorter length jet dynamics ride plate a good design for my riding. looks to be a good plate from what i can...

whats your plan for hood breathers? lookin good

I cant say for sure but stock pr 08 is cast and 08+ is stainless and go for about $100

08+ stock SJ prop would be a cheap upgrade

the stock hood is notorious for letting alot of water pour into the engine bay especially if you have aftermarket flame arrestors. that new liner with the hoses makes the water dump into the bottom of your hull instead of directly onto your intakes. its much better than stock and will greatly...

try them as is and if they feel to wide cut them down an inch every ride til you like them. its all personal preference

MY 9/15 made a huge difference, check your wear rear tolerance with a feeler gauge

honestly it's going to be way cheaper just to buy a ready to ride ski then try to piece all that together Into something you're going to be trouble shooting for weeks. sell all that and buy complete. it's going to be cheaper and you'll thank me later.

For a first stand up i would of purchased a completely stock ski to get you out riding and enjoying yourself. If you've purchased a project that hasn't been on the water in a few years you might not be getting it back on the water as soon as you would like. If it wasn't stored properly it could...

I thought the exact same thing when I went to their site. they're not making it very appealing to drop the cash. coming from a guy who is ready to buy

yea I'm pretty surprised that they haven't been hyping it on Facebook/Instagram or publicly revealing everything on the forums to get everyone excited. kinda weird we've gotta hear it from other members. I figure they'd be posting lots of pictures, at least that's what id do to hype my products...

I still think the superjet is a good idea for your first season, you'll be wrenching less and riding more. plus go max out that super jet and find out if you REALLY want to take the next step into Jet ski's. It took me a few years until i felt like i was ready, most of these AM skis would still...

My first ski was a 750SX i rode for 2 summers, second ski was a lightly modified 07 SJ that ive been riding for 1 summer but its time to move on as I beleive the ski is limited my ability to progress. There's only soo much you can do on an SJ (especially since i live where there is no surf for...