Hey guess just took the skis out for the first time yesterday. One of the superjets that I picked up over the winter is tough to get started once it is in the water. You have to hold the throtle wide open and crank and crank on it before it starts trying to start. It has dual 44mm buckshot carbs on it. When i bought it the carbs were set up for sea level elevation and i ride at about 2500 ft. So i put the same size jets i have in my other ski with a very similer setup (same size carbs, R&D pipes, ADA head, ect) Set the high and low speeds to the factory settings and it fired right up in the shop. But once it got on the water it was a pain to get it started. I dont like cranking and cranking on it as the OEM starters are expenssive. Any advice? By having to hold the throttle wide open suggest that it isnt getting enough fuel and i need to open up the low speed adjustment more? Any help, ideas, or shots in the dark would be great.