I'm sure there is a supplier in Canada that you can order from, check on fastboatscanada.com, they should be able to help out.

Looks good Pete

6" will work but I would go 8-10" if your cables are long enough. Like I said I have 12" on mine and as long as you're going hyd. it's easy to adjust for passenger load.

What year ad make is it? Where is the final timing set at?

pull the fuel line from the boat to the motor and remove the end to look at the inside of the line itself. The merc gray line with the red writing on it will come apart on the inside causing a fuel restriction.

If that looks good try pushing the choke as it's acting up.

Cool, post some pictures.

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I know of another hydrostream redone like that, they didn't know where to get balsa from so they did it the hard and heavy way. That pry bat you are using is my favorite demolition tool, it's got insight weight behind it Tj slide it on the hull then twist once under the core. [ Post made via Android...

I have a 12" paralift on my 91 Vegas with a 200 on it. It's defiantly not too much. I can't find a good picture of it.

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The windshields are the same. Project hulls go for 500-1000

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June 22-23

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