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Recently Japanese company SE introduced the accessories that are illustrated on the particilar photo. In other words, the billet aluminum steering system and its plastic cover. The former is similar if not the same as the one used on the 260X and it povides better and quicker steering under racing conditions. Also, it is stiffer and less prominent to brake.

Following an invitation to tender conducted in 2010, the Special Forces Directorate has procured 12 Jet Skis at the end of February 2011. The particular personal watercraft is able to move with safety in sea conditions (SS) 4 and it can cooperate with subordinate Army and Navy means. The means were delivered along with spare –part stocks which are expected to be “augmented” by the procurement of special protective antiballistic covers (coats) and a specialized operator personal equipment (Operator – passenger), such as special type antiballistic harnesses- life-vests , helmets etc. During 1-2 March the provided for in the contract checks-trials of the 12 Jet skis were realised along with the personnel training. Such a means of transport allows the planning and the execution of amphibious Special Operations, the dispersal of a segment aiming at an invisible penetration and its precise assembly because of its GPS. Jetskiworld visited the Special Forces campus and watched the new watercraft that was demonstrated by a rider and a passenger.

We have seen Idairtec parts mainly on Team Pastorello race crafts as well on Nicolas Rius’s boats in the past. So who is Idiartec: “Specialised in manufacturing on the latest generation digital control machines, a highly proficient team of technicians focuses on manufacturing mechanical components made of aluminium alloys, special high mechanical resistance steels, titanium and refractory alloys in small and medium sized series from 50 to 10,000 parts adhering to high accuracy and quality requirements. On multi-function machines, it produces precision mechanical parts by cutting, turning and milling for different industrial sectors.” The illustrated steering system was designed for Kawasaki 250X/260X/300X and it is adjustable in height.

R&D announces the release of the new R&D/Tial 50mm Surge/Blow off Valve Kit. R&D has been committed to on going research for any part that proves to be an aid in reducing the inherent and well known clutch issues related to running high performance boost wheels and high boost pressures in the Yamaha 1.8 Supercharged engine. R&D has noticed a significant reduction in clutch related issues in high boost ranges by “Going Big”. R&D engineers have concluded through endurance testing that the new 50mm R&D/Tial Valve with its huge 50mm lightweight billet aluminum piston, and 4 massive (bigger than any other valve) pressure relief ports, to outperform the smaller (25-35mm) HKS Sequential, and 35mm Greddy RZ Valves. The trick R&D has found with this valve is, in aggressive off throttle situations with a gear driven supercharger the big Tial 50mm piston responds quickly to allow the reduction of boost pressure which relieves back pressure that can affect the clutch. The new 50mm design also has a much larger diaphragm over HKS and Greddy, which helps the piston react quicker to relieve pressure. If you are running Boost Wheels that produce over 15 pounds of boost, R&D strongly suggests looking into a larger valve setup. It only stands to reason that with higher boost pressures, a larger valve can allow quicker discharge of air volume. Valve kit comes complete with Aluminum weld-on adaptor, o-ring seal, billet Aluminum V-clamp, and banjo style vacuum fitting. Features: Aggressive throttle response, increased horsepower from a better seal, Increased boost pressures over smaller valves that don’t seal well, Improved valve action with larger diaphragm and variable spring control, Improved clutch performance from reduced off throttle backpressures, Precision sequential valve operation, Installs easy and clean to the O.E.M. intercooler inlet/outlet, Works well on R&D Pro Series Intercoolers, R&D Shop service Optional, or exchanges available. Part Number: Pt. #613-95263 R&D/Tial 50mm BOV - Installation welding labor $74.95.

American company SBT is well known for its rebuild engine services as well as the fact that provides special parts and all kind of accessories that anable every pwc enthusiast to repbuild or services his personal watercraft at a reasonable cost. On the other hand if you already know all these or if you have experienced the company’s services you ma still log in at www.ShopSBT.com and download some of the companies nice wallpapers like the one shown.

Racine, Wisconsin, 18-19 June: Things got off to a fast start in the Runabout Open class with Monster Energy Kawasaki rider Dustin Farthing taking the holeshot and getting into clean water for a wire to wire win. Erminio "The Boss of Watercross"" Iantosca bolted from the gate in the second spot on his Riva Racing and although he was unable to close the gap on ""El Diablo"" he said he was ""ecstatic"" about his second place finish. Behind our two front runners the battle raged for third and fourth with the Dean's Team Yamaha of Dustin Charrier holding off the hard charging National Guard number 21 of Trey Frame."

Our reader from California, USA Kyle McLaughlin own a Kawasaki JS550 a real vintage race ski of Pro Mod level. According to his remarks it is equipped with a PJS package along with other goodies (hood, scoop, plate, etc.). Kyle was amazed by the Old School Museum that was set up in Performance Alley at the World Finals last year and he was wondering whether his Ski could be displayed. We have already contact him and arranged to speak the appropriate people who organized the Old School Museum. Good luck Kyle.