Frosty
New York Crew
- Location
- Western New York
thanks guys... i'm pretty stoked about how it's coming out. although, after I ride a BOB, a Rickter and hopefully a Kong this summer I may be changing hulls... lol...
Super Jet Frosty's '98 dismantle and 2010 Freeride Superjet Build
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Frosty
New York Crew
- Location
- Western New York
well, before I left for Zurich, Switzweland & Germany I was able to get my pump in... motor is in and shimmed and I ran most of the fuel lines... i have about an hour or two left and I'll be ready to ride... so, next Sunday when I return from Europe I will finish and get out on the water... F@@k yeah!!!
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- Location
- Cleveland Ohio
Sick boat, Froster! Hey do those bars have a little bend to them???? I can't handle my straight bars anymore (killing my wrists) and those might solve my problem. Will they fit in a standard straight bar steering system?
Big Kahuna
Administrator
- Location
- Tuscaloosa, AL
That looks great!
Frosty
New York Crew
- Location
- Western New York
yup, 4 degree bend and wider than normal... they are perfect. I had the same problem. they are actually UMI bars for a seadoo XP... got them on ebay last year for like $30... I am running them on a UMI bearing system with an XMW short plate straight bar set up.
Frosty
New York Crew
- Location
- Western New York
thanks bro... super stoked to ride... once i get back from germany I will get it finished and actually get to ride
thanks man... = )
Frosty
New York Crew
- Location
- Western New York
surf straps are sick too... i had them on my last set up... only used the foot holds for flat water rolls...
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Frosty
New York Crew
- Location
- Western New York
well, returned from Europe very late Saturday night. Got up super early Sunday and finished my ski... rode yesterday - first ride of the season. Hull handled as it did last year, as expected since I did not change anything. However, the new DASA 850PV was awesome. I had the carb jetting pretty well set before I left the shop and once in the water all I needed to adjust was the idle. It'll take a bit to get used to the different power band from my old motor to this one, but I'm pretty impressed so far.
ran 3/4 of a tank through it and did a couple of flat water barrel rolls - although I am trying to not go too nuts until she's broken in... one full tank should be enough = )
I'm thinking Total Loss and Power Factor pipe next...
One issue I do have, which was a problem late last year but I never had time to fix - I have an intermittant starting problem. every few starts it will not turn over, just click or nothing at all. I thought it was a starter replay because of the clicking in the ebox, and I've replace the starter relay 3 times. New start stop switch etc. My ebox if from an old WRIII so I'm wondering if maybe there just an issue with the wire harness... really strange. Any thoughts?
ran 3/4 of a tank through it and did a couple of flat water barrel rolls - although I am trying to not go too nuts until she's broken in... one full tank should be enough = )
I'm thinking Total Loss and Power Factor pipe next...
One issue I do have, which was a problem late last year but I never had time to fix - I have an intermittant starting problem. every few starts it will not turn over, just click or nothing at all. I thought it was a starter replay because of the clicking in the ebox, and I've replace the starter relay 3 times. New start stop switch etc. My ebox if from an old WRIII so I'm wondering if maybe there just an issue with the wire harness... really strange. Any thoughts?
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BruceSki
Formerly Motoman25
- Location
- Long Island
clean the pins on the white connector for the start circuit near the ebox. I have had a lot of em doing that lately. pull the pins, polish em up and cover with a little di-electric grease.
The other problem I have been having is a dirt buildup at both sides of the main fuse. Same process there, clean and re-install.
The other problem I have been having is a dirt buildup at both sides of the main fuse. Same process there, clean and re-install.
Frosty
New York Crew
- Location
- Western New York
cool, thanks Bruce... I'll do that today after work and see how it goes. the two things that strike me as really strange is that,
1. it only seems to happen after I've been under water and gotten water in the hull
2. when it does happen, if I pull the fuse and put it back in, it seems to clear the problem
1. it only seems to happen after I've been under water and gotten water in the hull
2. when it does happen, if I pull the fuse and put it back in, it seems to clear the problem
BruceSki
Formerly Motoman25
- Location
- Long Island
mine was usually after a big flat/jolted landing. It would break the connection at the fuse.
Proformance1
Liquid Insanity
- Location
- New York Crew
Rode this thing Sat and the jetting is way better than mine was up top, much more hit and cleaner all around. Now get that thing bullet proffed and lets ride
Frosty
New York Crew
- Location
- Western New York
- Location
- Ahwahnee, CA
Very clean build but ^ that is discouraging. Were those the "recreational" or "race" urethane hardness? I think RHASS will replace those for free. Also when you switched back to OEM mounts did you use Superjet or GP800's?
madscientist
chilling with these guys.
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- good old p'cola
yes they will be replaced, the warranty is as we stated...lifetime..
madscientist
chilling with these guys.
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- good old p'cola
those look like the earlier inserts, frosty i will pm u back.
Frosty
New York Crew
- Location
- Western New York
thanks man.... recreational i believe... they held up to many failed backflips though. right now I am temporarily running oem superjet mounts. just to get back on the water.
Thanks Justin... i'll get them back to ya this week... shoot me the address... thanks again
- Location
- s florida
Wow! I thought those were unbreakable!!
The OEM GP mounts seem to work very well for me...I would stick with those
BTW, great looking ski Frosty!
Frosty
New York Crew
- Location
- Western New York
Wow! I thought those were unbreakable!!
The OEM GP mounts seem to work very well for me...I would stick with those
BTW, great looking ski Frosty!
Thanks Steve... too bad she's still a superjet. Heavily reinforced and it's already cracking. I'm pretty sure I will be on a new AM hull for next season.