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Yes, 20-25psi is typical in your situation

I cannot think of a single application where you'd use 1.5/115 popoff combo in a single 44 SBN. That's 100% wrong

You don't start a bike 15 times every ten minutes.

Sounds like you need a triple conversion. Relatively low dollar, high reliability.

home sick today and going through 13 years worth of pictures. LOL

That hasn't stopped any other mod!

The guy that always did repitching for me (Art Gomez/Jetworks/BlackJack Performance) said 1.5 - 2 degrees absolute maximum in each direction.

It really is a great cable.

That's why you have to start out with a casting that has angles close to what you want.

100% wrong.

Because you're never going to seal it 100%. Over the months and years, water will get in. *There are rare cases of exceptional hull builders where the back does stay sealed for years. As a novice, you have zero chance of achieving the same. Water intrusion is a fact, plan around it.

Pouring foam does provide some support. It's the sheet foam that does not. The hull should be able to support itself, ideally. The 2-part urethane pourable foam has a tendency to soak up water and make the ski very heavy over time. The sheet foam doesn't do that. For a good mix, just fill...

What's your budget?

The X cured Gil's genital herpes. This is why I love the X.

Are you volunteering?

I can't speak for any other region, but that never changed up here in the Pacific Northwest.

http://www.x-h2o.com/threads/1354-Reinforcement-Roundnose-SJ-gallery http://www.x-h2o.com/threads/138755-Is-this-everything-I-need-to-reinforce-and-add-footholds

http://www.x-h2o.com/threads/1303-Pressure-Test