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- Pasadena, MD
Everyone post your favorite and necessary mods for riding buoys!
Super Jet Favorite Buoy Mods
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Midlake Crisis
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- Bakersfield, CA
skinnyman
YOU CANT RENT MY SKI
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- Dallas/ToyBox
turn your stupid jet into a sxr
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- Pasadena, MD
Oops. Sorry I'm new. Where should it be?Wrong site.
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Midlake Crisis
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- Bakersfield, CA
This is a great site and you are very welcome here, but it is mostly freeride and freestyle related. PWCTODAY.com has a lot more info and discussion about racing
Big Kahuna
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- Tuscaloosa, AL
Some of you need to check your damn attitudes..................
He never said he wanted to race, just run bouys. Personally I love riding bouys..... It makes your overall handling much better.
1. R&D Rius Long Plate is the best plate for running bouys. I had a worx that I had welded a longer plate on. Same difference.
2. Worx Pump Stuffer Intake Grate.
3. UMI or other 0-degree bars, 4 degree will work, but the O degree is much more comfortable.
4. Pole Spring.
5. Tubbies, I never ran them but I swapped to an SXR in 2004 (1999-2004 I raced Superjets). But they will make handling much better and let the ski carve better.
He never said he wanted to race, just run bouys. Personally I love riding bouys..... It makes your overall handling much better.
1. R&D Rius Long Plate is the best plate for running bouys. I had a worx that I had welded a longer plate on. Same difference.
2. Worx Pump Stuffer Intake Grate.
3. UMI or other 0-degree bars, 4 degree will work, but the O degree is much more comfortable.
4. Pole Spring.
5. Tubbies, I never ran them but I swapped to an SXR in 2004 (1999-2004 I raced Superjets). But they will make handling much better and let the ski carve better.
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- Cruising Around
Fixed it for ya
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- seattle area, Wa
extended rideplate, intake grate, bars, tubbies, 08+ prop, and you have a decent stock class ski
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- Cumming GA
I would say buy your own Buoys...... Heck I did because there are hardly any other Standups near me with the exception of a couple and setting up a course gives you something to do when solo..... I set the course up in the AM every weekend to claim the cove.. Also having Buoys up makes it a whole new game.... Different course every weekend.... Its a blast... But as others said good Ride Plate and ski time Drag a hip and have fun...
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Vumad
Super Hero, with a cape!
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- St. Pete, FL
Shortened pole, front sponsons, rear sponsons, extended ride plate, more power, helmet, friends to race with.
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- mobile alabama
nobody who rides bouys uses pipes any more
a good factory pipe is a must !
a good factory pipe is a must !
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- Pasadena, MD
Im planning on my next build being an 08+ hull, Factory pipe, milled head, lightened flywheel, worx 205 intake grate and word 305 dominator plate
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- Annapolis, MD
I'll have a 2013 bare hull for sale in a couple weeks as soon as my WCF hull comes in. Swap all your parts in from your current superjet and have a buoy course ripper. I'm in Annapolis so I'm local!
Vumad
Super Hero, with a cape!
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- St. Pete, FL
Wha? What makes you say that? Everyone I know riding a course has a pipe, unless they are trying to stay in stock class for some reason...? Even then, those stock class guys are onlyon sxr, all the sj I know have pipes.
Pipe, head, ignition, reeds, everyone in our group has every limited class bolt on they can get, starting with a pipe.
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- Pasadena, MD
Thanks but I am looking for an untouched ski so I can start fresh. Do you ride with the Arden group?