motorheads 550 / 650

Motorheads5

Livin the generation gap
Location
ketchikan alaska
I am new to the pwc obsession so this was my first attempt!
still frozen here so I haven't ridden it yet
1990 js 550 sx /650 conversion
jre conversion plate
single 38mm keihn
primer kit
stock exhaust /modified
gutted water box
bilge pump
rotary bilge switch
pjs quick turn plate
pjs bar's odi grip's
o.p. extended finned plate
r&d toploader
15/20 solas
blueprinted & polished 550 pump
bored nozzle
pjs steering nozzle
custom base clear pearl paint no decal's
 

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Motorheads5

Livin the generation gap
Location
ketchikan alaska
This is the finished product It was a really clean ski to start with and I am real happy about the way it turned out quite a few member's from pwc today helped me with tech and some of my dumb question's

:Banane35:
 

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JETACE

"I know things"
Location
Vegas
congrats and enjoy. I must insist - DO NOT WASTE ANY MONEY trying to upgrade that ski. Learn to ride, have fun but if you find yourself mastering that machine and desiring more power, go with a Yami 650 or 701 - or just maybe a Kawi 800. just speaking from experience it took me awhile and a few hundred bucks to realize it.

I ride a 97 Superjet with a Protec 775cc 6mm stroker, freestyle setup - been happy ever since
 

Motorheads5

Livin the generation gap
Location
ketchikan alaska
That's kinda funny you say that other people who have alot of experience riding have said the same thing it was fun to build, now I am building a x2 woohoo



:Banane57:
 

Mark Gomez

is where the surf is
Location
Fullerton, CA
Very nice looking and very clean job so far!

i was leaning towards painting my engine bay idk if it would have been worth the sanding to do it right.

Did you sand it or just throw over some primer and paint it.
again looks great man.
-Mark
 

Motorheads5

Livin the generation gap
Location
ketchikan alaska
Very nice looking and very clean job so far!

i was leaning towards painting my engine bay idk if it would have been worth the sanding to do it right.

Did you sand it or just throw over some primer and paint it.
again looks great man.
-Mark
I use a red scotchbrite and then ppg epoxy primer dp-40 then cover it with base / clear otherwise you can end up with the flake off issue then you gotta mess.
 

Motorheads5

Livin the generation gap
Location
ketchikan alaska
Well it hit the water for the first time lastnight had to do the saltwater but I am really happy with it for what it is that thing rock's I am not an experienced rider. It also sound's badazz gutted stock waterbox not at all to loud but has that braaapp sound
 
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