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4mil HPE 830 with 2 seasons no issues.

In MT I had to have mine inspected by fish and game and they assigned a HIN and then inspect it again after I had tags made and permanently attached to the Hull. Both of mine are registered as Rickters and not homebuilt. Like KMN said your state will vary.

I can't get a good picture of my exhaust from waterbox to pipe but the aluminum pipe I use does rest on the rubber part of the rear engine mount. 1 season with no issues so far. As for drilling the tray for a boweye because of the shape of the new rickter hulls I'm not sure it will work even...

Have you actually set your motor in to know if that's where the motor mounts need to be? Are you using either of the coupler spacers?

I can get you some pics in a couple hours

You should have a foam block under your waterbox to raise it up and keep water from back flowing into your cylinders. I used intercooler piping and couplers to connect waterbox to exhaust pipe. For tiedowns on my rickters I use fleece protectors on straps over the gunwhale...

I might have missed it, but do you have the safety rod for the pole? Keeps the pole ends from sliding apart if any of the clamping bolts come loose

Xfr has a longer tray then the xfs for surf stance along with the rear sponson technology from the edge.

Two and a half months of landing on my head I finally got my first flat water flip!

I had the same issue with sand tearing up the top of my foot when kicking in and ive had good luck with a pair of asic aggressors and just normal cotton socks.

Looks like Thrust's. https://www.thrustinnovations.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=6&products_id=1279

This work?

Thought I'd share my solution for a rear tow loop on my XFS. Used a Ti billet bow eye

Mine too

Looks familiar

I thought about using the 20in tubes to start but I wanted to use the pieces I cut off for the hood vents with 1.5 arrestors on top.

I started with the 26in poles and cut them down to 22 and ran them all the way in. I might still be too long but seemed like a good place to start.