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Testing is going well...up to 95mm nozzle bore

You really should! I could use a Wednesday evening riding partner, I don't like riding alone

Awesome, nice work man!

How's this?

Here's a few more I took the other day while at the lake for a Wednesday night we quickie to put a few more backflips in the bank

How will you bond the 2 halves? Did you imbed some metal where the pole bushings will go and the steering mounts?

It's on a shelf in my garage until he's ready to finish the build

Some action shots

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Here's some pics of the ski

Finally got the new dasa 1200 assembled and it came out awesome, it's going in my 48lb full carbon Stryker from 2013. It's gonna be a great summer!

Finally got my motor assembled and the SB products billet is looking amazing, the lexan fly cover really sets it off

I've got up to 90.5mm max bore on a stock nozzle. Im also considering trying to reinforce the nozzle with glass and carbon and then boring it bigger to see if a larger nozzle combo works better...ex 12/18 prop with 89mm nozzle vs 13/19 prop with 93mm nozzle. I'm curious if anybody has done any...

Anybody have a theory for reduction nozzle bore for the 155 pumps? It seems most like their 144 pumps around the 85mm , so with the 155 pump being 10mm larger would that mean 95mm would be the sweet spot, or is I more of a percentage thing, in which case it would be 91.5mm

Nice job improvising with the router, I use a similar set up for my adjustable foot holds, you can buy the alum pre anodized and with the slot in it already. Its called heavy duty T slot track and is used in wood working...i ordered mine from Peachtree wood working supply

The core was worn away all around the 3 inserts. The bolts were still bolted to the inserts, but I could rotate the whole midshaft housing about 15 degrees. Im not really sure what caused the failure but my guess is the core crushed a little when I tightened the midshaft bolts and the vibration...

Thanks! 20lb top and bottom decks is a good target weight and will be very strong, however i would advise against using the soric core material anywhere that will have bolt going through, I use the 4mm core on the stryker hulls. on my first hull i used it in my bulkhead and where the midshaft...

Great job on the hull! It looks great, what's the weight? Also, if you need some motor mount inserts let me know,I have billet ones that are anodized

Of course you can!!!! If you are willing to do whatever it takes to make it work the possibilities are endless