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There are still 2 on there. Just black fittings, they may be hard to see in the pics.

I appreciate all the love. It looks better in person. I'm going to cry the first time I gash it bad. Ha ha

Sorry for the crick in the neck. The pics were straight when I uploaded them.

A ton of work has been done the past two weeks, and I'm really starting to see the light. I ran all the cables, set up the steering, trimmed the chinpad, attached cooling lines to the pump, installed the battery, and set up and installed all TL components. I've never done the ignition before...

Yeah BK, I'll be there in the morning.

Yeah Jace! I'm coming to Clearwater Tuesday, and staying until Thursday afternoon. Really looking forward to it.

No ride report yet. Just finishing up the TL wiring. Motor is going in tomorrow, then a race to finish everything before Daytona.

I got them directly from XScream.

I agree with the JetManiac setup. I had a 735 in a RN, and it absolutely shredded. Will work fine with stock 38's too. Not to mention, you get the phenomenal service he provides.

So you are not making Chans anymore, and the Chan is not being replaced by the Phantom, but you still plan to make hulls? Is there a new hull you are making? I'm confused....

Did you order one yet Jimmy?

Graphics came together nicely. They took a ton of soap and water, and about 4 hours. Yeah, I know that's a long time, but I'm a psycho about this stuff.

It's a Skat pump

Pump is shimmed and installed, along with nozzle and trim. It' a slow process, but its worth it when it all comes together. The 155 Titanium pump is insanely light. Picking it up back to back with a standard 155, you REALLY feel the difference. The motor is also ready. It looks mean just...

^^ I appreciate it guys. Yes Clouse22 there is padding all over that mother....ha ha. Tons on the top and bottom.

I can't take all the credit for the turf job. Toby and I both put several hours into it. I couldn't be happier with how it turned out.

The Circus is easily one of the best hulls on the market. Solid as a rock, carves very well, very stable, flips off nothing. I have never heard anyone ride a Circus and say that they did not like it. It also makes monster setup wakes. SUPER fun to ride.

Not a huge update, but it has been a decent amount of work to get to this point. Turf turned out amazing. I'm a psycho about the smallest details, so I'm glad the extra time was put in to make it perfect. Also, it feels like total $hit to drill 25 meticulous holes in a brand new freshly...

A couple different reasons. I need to learn to be just as good on a 900. Also, if everything goes well, I'd like to compete.

I agree with what deftons56 said. I would also drop the nose down further into the trough of the setup wave. That way when you gas it, you travel upwards.