One on the rear of the bottom deck, and one somewhere in the engine bay
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Freestyle For real?!?!~Rosie's Official WDK R.I.P build thread ~
- Thread starter Roseand
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speedysprocket
Alex
- Location
- Chesapeake, VA
This is the holder I have. Came through bolted to the top of the nozzle.
That was strong enough to prevent the cable moving from the force of the jet pump...? Or that was just to direct the cable..
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speedysprocket
Alex
- Location
- Chesapeake, VA
That held the cable. You only need to hold it in the direction of pulling the cable. If for some reason you have issues with it pushing out, put a set screw in it or just crimp it a little with pliers.
- Location
- Lodi
Is this the "Official WDK R.I.P build thread" or the "Official diy trim system thread"
Vumad
Super Hero, with a cape!
- Location
- St. Pete, FL
Bitching at someone for having a diy trim on their am hull is like bitching at someone for running an oem 155 pump with a big expensive motor. It happens. Not everyone is made of cash.
@AdzUK messaged me and explained his setup, and @RivMan confirmed it with his previous post. With that threaded holder, the cable can't move from the force of the jet pump. And what @speedysprocket said about only needing to stop it in one direction makes sense, finally. Took me a while to figure it out... But, now that I know, I'll be able to make it just as reliable as a thrust system for another 15-20$ or so.
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I will always be skeptical of everything until I'm able to make sense of it myself, and then I make my decision. Yes, a few people helped but @AdzUK took the time to message me on Facebook and explain everything in great detail including where to get everything,without me ever asking for his help.Only took 3 people
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After some flip attempts Saturday, my battery came unstrapped so I've gotta pull the headpipe and fix that.
@JetFiend hooked me up with some gopro mounts, so there should be some footage soon
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superjetguy
It's hard to speak without a tongue.
- Location
- lake hogan
Dude if you run an aluminum bar or something your cable won't break. I've been running the same cable on a few skis for 2 years
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You mean just an aluminum bar with a hole drilled the size of the cable housing just deep enough for it to rest in and not go through?
So I fixed the battery issue. I don't know how but I didn't realize that the battery could move back and forth about an inch in the tray.. Fixed that with some padding. Also knotted the strap so it took almost all my strength to get it on. It's not coming undone again. With a B pipe it sucks getting to the battery. Had to take off one cooling line, remove stinger from coupler, slide waterbox forward, and move the headpipe and chamber backwards and tuck it down a little. Then I could finally get to it lol..
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Ducky
Back in the game!
- Location
- Charlotte, NC
seems like you did it the hard way....next time, take out three head pipe bolts, undo chamber clamp, rotate headpipe forward and up. Install in reverse fashion.
And jeezus, would you clean up your sh*t....do you even like that thing? It looks like its been assembled for 10 years and been left to rot. Ive bought barn find skis cleaner than that.
And jeezus, would you clean up your sh*t....do you even like that thing? It looks like its been assembled for 10 years and been left to rot. Ive bought barn find skis cleaner than that.
I wouldn't have had enough room to get my whole arm in there to get the strap on if I did it that way.. At least I don't think so.
Quit exaggerating, it just needs a good scrubbing. But, I'd rather ride right now than clean. Unlike you we have a limited riding season..
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Quit exaggerating, it just needs a good scrubbing. But, I'd rather ride right now than clean. Unlike you we have a limited riding season..
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Aquaholic
World's Oldest Teenager
- Location
- San Diego, CA.
Any detailing tips you can share/help me with?
Ducky
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- Location
- Charlotte, NC
You would have less room with the headpipe completely out of the ski compared to leaving it in there where you have it? Am I missing something?
Ducky
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- Location
- Charlotte, NC
leave coupler attached to the headpipe when removing headpipe. you take the coupler of the chamber.