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There are plenty and different ways to get a four-cylinder four-stroke engine out of a personal watercraft’s engine compartment when you are on a workshop. Though, when you are on the beach the possibilities are limited. Not for Factory Team Kawasaki Jet Ski that used the power of the hydraulic rear door of the truck to lift the engine out of Craig Warner’s race craft.

R&D has recently introduced a complete line up of Yamaha FZR and SHO ECU reprogramming services. Undoubtedly R&D is most probably the only company which has done so much work and in depth development of aftermarket products for those Yamaha’s. Read the story and take a look at the complete line up of R&D’s reprogramming services under the Features section.

Actually, the Havasu spectators had the opportunity to take a look at Chris MacClugage’s new Runabout that his Japanese mechanic “Chuta” was packing on Pro Sunday. The particular craft was equipped with a new turbo set up prepared by Chuta since MacClugage close cooperation with R&D’s Bill Chapin was discontinued. Chuta had prepared another turbo for Chris back in 2007 World Finals. Hopefully this time everything will go well for Chris’s new set up.

This is the most extreme design on a ski hull we have seen the last three years. The German builder has a great experience in the manufacturing process of carbon/Kevlar materials. In the past we had seen the hull he had made for Mark Sickerling which was a true masterpiece in terms of construction, quality and finish. His latest design illustrates eccentric lines in the transom and foot lifters. There is no doubt that Light Weight made a point at the World Finals with this exceptional Ski hull.

R&D and well known Off-Shore racer Mike Follmer gave us the opportunity to test ride this specially prepared Yamaha FZR which has won many races and is the most wanted Off-Shore race craft in its class. The Test Ride was organised by R&D and Mike Follmer at Lake Havasu City three days after the World Finals. Read the full report under the Race Tests section.

Sam Chaisirivichean, president of MOTOR FIELD in Bangkok Thailand unveils their display Tent of King's cup on December 2010. MOTOR FIELD is the exclusive importer of Hot products in Thailand. Scott Saito, president of Hot Products is planning to be at King's Cup from December 3 to December 5 to help display of MOTOR FIELD

Chris MacClugage had a good relationship and strong friendship with ex-Kawasaki engineer Masaki “Chuta” Nakata and they worked together back in 2006 and in 2007 (Turbo Ultra). For reasons that we do not know MacClugage ended his cooperation with R&D’s engineer Bill Chapin and he plans to enter Thailand’s King;s Cup in Pro Ski and Pro Runabout. His Runabout has been prepared by Nakata.