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Got a New baby. 1997 SPX

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Thanks. On 951's, both are closed tight.
As WaterLover mentioned in another thread, the heat dispensation on 787 on the PTO may need a little more fuel to cool it down, if I remember right :-)

Tune that with the ski on the water next spring, but for reference I usually end up with the high circuit on the pto open 1/16~1/8th of a turn on a healthy 787 engine.
 
Treat those carbs to some fresh new fuel pumps and go dump the throttle's, you're going to like what happens :)
I am looking forward to see the differences!

Just wondering when these 787 / 947's got faded out, a lot of people would be really upset. Thinking about getting into the bottom end before that happens :-D
 
I am looking forward to see the differences!

Just wondering when these 787 / 947's got faded out, a lot of people would be really upset. Thinking about getting into the bottom end before that happens :-D

Lol not your's (no doubt your ski will run even better though when you finish) [MENTION=66298]USAF_Pride[/MENTION] visited with his carbs and old remote pumps learning the ropes on cleaning, rebuilding, tuning etc. and I was quoting him as he will be upgrading to the newer style Mikuni high output impulse pumps on his twin engine Speedster.
 
Lol not your's (no doubt your ski will run even better though when you finish) [MENTION=66298]USAF_Pride[/MENTION] visited with his carbs and old remote pumps learning the ropes on cleaning, rebuilding, tuning etc. and I was quoting him as he will be upgrading to the newer style Mikuni high output impulse pumps on his twin engine Speedster.

No. Not my SPX. Will do when I worked the compression down to 125 :-D



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