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It is the same boat we tested two months ago, the Trinity Composite Version2 hull with the V-front, however it features new graphics, chin pad and mats from Jettrim. According to Kody, Kommander Industries’s Steve Webster has made some new changes on the exhaust routine and on the engine and the Team will be doing some pre-season testing during December.

The illustrated Rotrex Supercharger kit was set up in Greece by CRP Limited on a Kawasaki 250X/260X. The particular kit consists of: Rotrex C30 Supercharger, Rotrex pulley, Supercharger bracket, belt tensioner, watercooled Oil cooler, air filter, cooling lines, air/cooler and Intercooler lines, Intercooler, intercooler brackets, HKS automatic blow-ff valve, intake and fuel injection hoses. The particular kit has been used only during the developing of this project and it has never been used in racing. It fits directly without the need of any extra brackets or hoses. It can operate safely from 14psi of boost pressure to 20psi with a limit to 24psi depending on the engine’s modifications. It costs 4.000euro and it is available from CRP Limited on +306977-838665. More photos in the story published on Features sections.

The particular pump is being under development and further testing from JetSkiGarage. According to the information that they supplied us the tests will be completed during winter. At the moment there were no further information released. Photo courtesy JetSkiGarage.

We had the exclusive opportunity to test the brand new Jettribe Interceptor Impact Vest for nearly three months. Actually we picked it up during the World Finals. Is it worth it? You bet it is, however you may read the complete report and view the exclusive pictures of this vest on the story published in the Features section.

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Frenchman Steven Dauliach the current IJSBA Pro Ski Back to Back World Champion retained his number One plate in Thailand. According to his recent post on FB he won Pro Ski Class which means that he kept the #1 plate he had from last year in this event.

IJSBA Pro Runabout Open and GP Runabout World Champion James Bushell won both motos of Saturday’s races leaving second behind him South African Jared Moor. Bushell did not change the Havasu set-up of his boat and he mentioned that the wheather conditions were very challenging. Overall it was an easy win for him and he looks forward on winning the next day and the overall trophy since last year he had bad luck.