kylecarey

Here is mine. 95 hydrodyne with gt40 and stargazer

I have tried giving some throttle with no change. You can def smell the fuel after a few tries.

I could get a a hold of one

The fuel pumps seem to be priming. I thought of vapor lock also. It has never happened to me before last summer. It has always run perfect. Its frustrating when its so intermittent. Thanks for all the suggestions so far. Kyle

A little update. Replaced tfi module and was out on the lake tonight and the same thing happens. After it was good and warm I anchored up to swim with my daughter. After about a half hour or a little more I go to start the boat and I get no start. It fires the cylinders once or twice and that's it. Give it about 30 minutes and it was like nothing ever happens. Any ideas? Could the battery voltage be a touch low so the computer wont fire the injectors? Thanks for the input. Kyle

Thanks for the information. I knew it had to be something simple. Thanks again. Kyle

I have been having a bit of a problem with my 95' Hydrodyne with GT-40. It starts and runs great but every once in a while after it is all warmed up and has been at rest for a small period of time. It will not start. It will pop and sputter like it wants to but wont. Smells like it is flooded. Then, after I let it sit about 10 minutes it fires right up again. Any ideas? thanks Kyle

thanks for the info guys. I will look into it kyle

Ah crap. My phone auto corrected it. Yes I mean bimini

Wife and I had a baby in march and I was thinking of getting a bikini to protect her from the sun as much as possible. Anyone know of a good source for one? Thanks Kyle

Thats what I needed to know. Thanks! Kyle

I am seeing some perfect pass mechanical setups on ebay for a good deal. Thay are for Mastercrafts and I was wondering what would be needed to convert it for use with my Hydrodyne which is PCM GT40. Thanks Kyle

I have a 95' closed bow with the gt40. It has been a great boat for me. Build quality is top notch

I just started skiing the course last year and totally became a addict.. From what I have seen the price to ski most tournaments is very fair. I also think the fastest way to progress would be to ski with people that are better than me. Coming from racing offroad motorcycles I went from an AM to single A in a summer. Just by meeting and riding with guys that were faster than me. I have not skied in any tournaments because for some reason I thought I would feel like an outsider. Maybe I should just do one and see. There are tournaments almost every weekend in my area. Kyle

Im looking into taking some lessons. Has anybody been to any of the ski schools in the northwest? If so how would you rate them?