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We have posted in the past the fact that Kawasaki has been doing lots research and development on making a four-stroke Jet Ski. It was supposed to be launched two years ago however due to the global economic crisis plans changed. The fact is that the new ski features a twin cylinder engine that is not made for racing as another brand used to market its skis. On the other hand the company has taken many parameters under consideration in order to be able to supply the market with a Ski that will be accompanied with a true Warranty and as anyone can imagine that is a very difficult task to accomplish of a four-stroke stand up. This is the main reason that Yamaha has not released its four-stroke SuperJet too. However the rumors are beginning to get multiplied for the four-stroke Kawasaki so there is a great possibility to be launched in September. Back in 2003 when the SX-R was launched Kawasaki was celebrating its 30th anniversary in the Jet Ski history. It has been its 40th anniversary this year so the odds are even more to see this new ski coming up.

The illustrated chin pad looks almost ideal to the Pro Watercraft Racing chin pad that was initially made by Chris Hagest a few years ago. However, someone decided to copy it or re-design it by adding a simple triangular ingot on each side. Pro Watercraft Racing was actually putting a nickel sticker on the same surface.

The illustrated ride plate was specifically designed for the Yamaha WaveBlaster particularly when it is equipped with a triple cylinder engine. It is a unique design for the particular application and we have published similar ones regarding other projects. The particular ride plate was designed and fabricated by Texas Watercross and it is available through Extreem Throttle Inc.

This is not a standard Yamaha but the turbocharged, 503 dynoed hp 1800cc Yamaha of Peteris Kitins. This is the new 162mm pump with auto drop nozzle which is going to translate the horsepower in to thrust. His mechanic is Udo Ega and the engine was set up on the dyno by Evgenij Eruhimov of North Customs.

The photo shows it at its best. This is the new set of faux fur seat belt pads designed and hand made by Jettrim. Available only in black. Call Jettrim for price and availability.

Tera Laho has been racing Craig Warner’s WWR SXR-R hull with a triple Kawasaki engine. According to multi National and World champion Laho this hull is the choice for rough water conditions.

Join us at the 5th stop of the Hydro-Turf National Tour in Colonial Beach, VA on July 20-21, 2013. Colonial Beach, VA is located in the northern part of Virginia known as the Northern Neck of the Virginia. Colonial is a great little golf cart community that loves watercross racing! Spectators will line the pier and beach regardless of weather... This site is unique in that the race course will wrap around the municipal pier giving you a birds eye view to watch the fast paced action. SPECIAL NOTE FOR RACE CLASSES: **New class added for this weekend: Amateur Runabout Open Spec - for more information go to www.uwpinc.com **Double points: Sport Spec and Sport Open this weekend. Driving directions - set your GPS to 301 Beach Terrace, Colonial Beach, VA 22443. Municipal Pier - south end. RV / Trailer Parking: Pit area for RVs & Trailers is located on Wilder Ave in between Washington Street and Taylor Street.