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hey parsons, i realize this is an old post, but i dont get on here much anymore. anyway, i looked through the records, and if i did my homework right, i did ship them out to you. now what happened from there i dont know, as i didnt hear anything after that. in any case, if you would like, i...

for the money, id go with rhaas mounts. same price as regular mounts, but way stronger and lifetime warranty!

i would say those are protec. we have several like those in stock.

well, i believe you will get several different answers, however, both the kawi and the yamaha work great in the blaster. the kawi is more linear power and the yamaha is more light switch power, really it depends on what you like, and whats available to you. as far as setups, the yamaha 1200 in...

stock blaster is killing me been chasing this demon for too long. replaced, cdi, coil, plug boots, stator, wiring harness, and stop start switch. only happens in the salt, so i know its electrical. after about 20 mins of riding, it starts breaking up under acceleration, and running like the...

this ski was rippin around just a few weeks ago when i saw it. nice deal! ski sounds good! glws!

thanks for the great write up! there are a few ways to install these, but was trying to keep it simple with regular tools like above. plenty in stock, you can purchase them direct here http://www.extreemthrottleinc.com/ or here is the f.s. thread again...

hey md, compression on those motors should be even, and around 115-125 psi. hope it helps

i always flush my motor and ski with fresh water, then every couple rides i spray the motor and other components with corrosion block, which has been working great. but the last time i tore the motor down, i still found salt creep in quite a few bolts. i think its inevitable if your a salt only...

i just tore down a kawasaki 1100 because it wasnt running correctly and i wanted to change crank seals. what i found still kind of baffles me. the labrynth seal was shot to hell and both bearings on either side were still good. the seal has approx 2mm of play in it both side to side and...

welcome!

awesome vid! kickin ass!

didnt get out to take alot of pics this year. maybe one day i'll figure out i need to play more and work less! lol this is all we got https://www.facebook.com/#!/media/set/?set=a.493425067365802.101010.250813671626944&type=3

he's bad a$$! get him a little sj to ride around the tank! lol

lol, found a few more.. sorry, had to put this one in there. thought it was funny

here are a few from when ever..lol its weird but the riders behind the wave in these two shots almost look like they switched places

agreed. use the blockoff plate with the stock rubber gasket, and screws, then a little 5200 to help seal it up. the outlet i would use some good stainless screws, and 5200 to install it, if it doesnt have a backing plate. also predrill the holes slightly so the fiberglass doesnt splinter and crack.

exotic has been great. been in the watercraft industry forever, great to deal with. awesome product!

we've been using ultra black permatex with very good results.

nice looking blaster!