new freestyle ski help

i just got my first freestyle ski after years of wanting one, it has a 701 61x. i'm 6' and around 140 lbs and my question is is the motor strong enough to flip me cleanly? it has a b pipe, lightweight fly wheel, aftermarket head, and race gas domes. should i build my motor more or just save for a bigger motor? (ski is around 220lbs and has 155mm nosel and trim)
 

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Big Kahuna

Administrator
Location
Tuscaloosa, AL
Flat Water? Not enough engine. Not saying there are not experienced riders that could not. Some hulls flip easier than others.

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River Rat

Squarenosed
Location
USA
83mm bore
5mm stroke
49s
Enhancer
B pipe
144 mag

Just my opinion . I've seen a 735cc on 46s flip on a fiberglass hull. You look young in your avatar and could probably pull a flip with your set up. You don't know until you try!
 

Christian_83

Xscream
Location
Denmark
Yes it can flip with your current setup, but maybe not with you. Smaller engine calls for skills.
220 lbs complete ski? Have you weighed that, it seems very light!
 

bored&stroked

Urban redneck
Location
AZ
If your asking then chances are you don't have the skills to make it happen without a boat wake. Bet you'll land on your head alot flatwater.
 

SpaceCowboy

breaking something
i just got my first freestyle ski after years of wanting one, it has a 701 61x. i'm 6' and around 140 lbs and my question is is the motor strong enough to flip me cleanly? it has a b pipe, lightweight fly wheel, aftermarket head, and race gas domes. should i build my motor more or just save for a bigger motor? (ski is around 220lbs and has 155mm nosel and trim)

Buying a big motor will make it much easier. If your setup is properly tuned it will flip a lightweight BAM no problem. Flipping off a wake is way easier for learning. Good luck!
 
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