Super Jet All stock 2012 superjet, Now what?

Hello all,
My names Bryan, I have been riding stand up ski's for only one summer now(I feel I have fit in a LOT of practice in for the 3 months I have had the super given I ride almost each and every day)

I'm more steering towards the freestyle direction instead of carving across a flat lake as fast as I can,

After all the hours on the superjet I think it's time to get some of the basic mods I can afford out of the way,

#1 Being as it's the 2012 year, i have been told things like the prop and pitch of it is so close to somthing as say the Hooker 9/15 that i might as well skip looking into one?

#2 Next is the steering nozzle throw, I have moved the ball joint as far as I can in on the NOZZLE to gain a small amount of extra angle, but as far as the handle pole steering plate and where the ball joint meets up with (I know you need a 07 or earlier cable to get the extra length to get the rest of the mod done) but I may go get a 07 cable and run it in replacement but how hard it the actual process of getting a new cable through the hull/pole/everything?

#3 So my last question is about engine mods and the endless choices, so far (unless convinced otherwise) a factory B Limited pipe Should be my first step...? So how is its's low-mid range (noticeable) gains honestly?

All in all I know I need to ride the hell out of the ski so skill is what makes dreams lol.
 

McDog

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High energy ignition system with a programmable timing curve and a much lighter than stock flywheel. The only downside is that you will have to regularly charge your battery because the ignition system doesn't charge it.
 
As good as that sounds I really don't want to charge my battery down the road all the time, but hell, who makes this TL system and same goes for flywheel? thanks for your quick response!
(best bang for buck preferred)
 
07 cable isnt to bad you attatch it to the existing cable and pull the old one out bringing the new one right in for ya. with 2 guys takes like 20 min.

mounting it to the pole is tricky, i manages to use some spacers and a hose clamp and it now works mint. turns 5x harder than stock.
 
As good as that sounds I really don't want to charge my battery down the road all the time, but hell, who makes this TL system and same goes for flywheel? thanks for your quick response!
(best bang for buck preferred)

I would stick with the Factory B Pipe w/ Limited chamber as mentioned, but if charging your battery daily doesn't sound fun (didn't to me) the next step would be an MSD Enhancer. They are a direct replacement for the stock CDI in the Ebox and come pre programmed for your engine. MSD Enhancer is roughly $300 while the Total Loss is Approx $1600.
 
sweet thanks for the input, Mdavies_02 so I would need both the TL system and the msd enhancer orrrr????

as for the steering cable I'm definitely doing that.
so just an 07 or newer has all the travel i need right? any other cables work even better??
 

McDog

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South Florida
Air time products flame ts2 and msd total loss are complete systems with brain and coils and pick up plate and flywheel.

Air time products also makes an epic hx3 programmable charging ignition beain. It is miles better than the msd enhancer. Honestly don't even bother with the enhancer.

Search on here and Google and learn about them for yourself. Charging your battery every few rides is totally worth it.

Pipe and girdled head should be done together. The cylinder can crack with the weight of the pipe without a girdled head. Get domes that will put your compression around 185.

Ignition next.

Then a better pump/intake/steering

Then porting/aftermarket top end or an aftermarket hull.

Jetmaniac is your friend. So is the search feature. Good luck.
 
Yeah I wouldnt go with a Total loss right out of the gate, very expensive and a good bit of work to get in. the MSD enhancer is a dropin for the most part and only around $300
 
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