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nice and clean, good job!

Marsh, you get some people in your area to compete and i'll make sure to come up there.

where do you live?

theres a bunch of freestylers in the area, just not competing. i was going to compete until i saw the expense and lack of current participants. i know we could get a bunch of guys together but then you'll still have 50 or 100 bucks for the weekend in entry fees. i decided to just use that for...

i have since upgraded to sawhorses

looks like he needs some footholds for easter.

My plastic nozzle does just fine and its been bored to ø85. Even has trim. BEFORE/AFTER TRIM/SAME BUT CLEANED UP ^and yes my ski was sitting on a 5 gallon bucket...:icon16:

I feel so special :beerchug:

they wouldnt use ping pong balls for any structural strength. they would simple be for floatation. reinforcing would be done for strength.

I have one of those but didn't plan on running it.

so most of that is water from the pisser, not exhaust... i was gonna say that was way more than i expected.

congrats on the job nick!

Do you have any movies with the ski sound that you could upload? This is what my current ski w/ normal exhaust sounds like. YouTube - Lake 9-17-06

I'm debating whether or not to go with a rear exhaust or not. Refoaming and the exhaust is already out so no real extra work. I will either make a rear side exhaust tube or I'll do front only. Waterbox will most likely be stock. For the people who have ridden with skis like this, is it much...

i've thought about the packaging foam that they use to ship with. its enclosed in plastic, but im not sure if theres any vent holes or not.

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yeah, i thought about doing the back to back but its hard on the seals/gaskets.

hmm, i have good X cases with a 46 or T cases with dual 38s. Decisions, decisions. My current boat has X cases with a 44 and I love how that runs so its hard to use the T cases knowing I can sell them for decent money. But T cases should give me more power.

most of the time you will be limited by the exhaust tube, unless are using something other than stock. For most boats, the normal placement is fine, i shortened my hull 2 inches so i'm moving my holds up two inches.

good call. never thought about those. my brother is a GM mechanic so I'll have him "borrow" some for me. :biggthumpup: