hahahhahaa I got a kick out of that when I came back to finish reading the thread. Anyways can you tell me the difference really quick between the rickter hulls? Nice ski btw
josh sticking with the bpipe. i will buy a kart tank for snug harbor days. i still cant believe it either my friend.
Big C never enough air brotha!!!
vshock its a whole different world on them things. i hated my superjet when i got back on it. the stability, the wide tray was the big thing for me. it just felt more natural under me. im not very good at describing these kind of things. haha
the dasa 950 is pretty tame on a b pipe with low comp stock ign and pump fuel. depends on how you set it up, if you ever wanted to spend a BUNCHA more $ on the bolt ons it would rip flatwater. I dont think wilkey cares much about that though especially on a fr2 hull
Are you going to run a rear tank as well? You can do that and a cart tank for almost 5 gallons. Or you can do a rear tank and a oem tank and get about 7 gallons. Extended ride time. Important for some, not important for others. Depends where/how you launch, if you need to get to a ride spot, and if your day ends when your out of fuel.
Ehhhh, idk it's 38's are going to hit well on an 950. You need to be carefully with those Dasa engines. They have a really high port timing. You need some compression, timing, fuel, and pipe to wake it up.
If your going to run 38's on a 950, whats the point of even having a 950?
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