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I really hope your sure it needs no shims

I meant leave them out of the list of standing by there product. I'm not going to go into details of my experience until everything is settled

Lets leave the clinic out of this one

Or a hull builder haha

So the list so far is trendsetterz Superfreak I heard eme offered a 1 year warranty, can anyone confirm?

I'm curious as to which hull builders stand by there work and offer any kind of warranty on there work? (defects, bad layups, ect..) I'm not trying to start a flame war about what hull is better, I just think this would be good information for potential buyers

I wish Jay and Dan didnt leave TSN to go state side. Morning highlights on TSN suck now

Why would you cut the hub on the hooker? Just run a spacer

Solas mag?

Yup, we've brought a few ski's up here there were 210 lbs RTR in there for sale thread, but when I put them on my scale they were 230 lbs no gas.

Hahahaha

I think you were a little quick to jump on wax With your guy's track record with the original epic, expect customers to be skeptical of your new HX3. After I had two epics fail on me and no support from atp, I gave up on the ignition. I was starting to come around to the idea of the new one...

Interesting first post haha, but no that wasn't harsh, dont give advice on something you have no knowledge or experience with

This is why you shouldn't base your decision from most of the hull reviews on this site!! Guys just talk out of there ass! OMG HurRiCane beTter ThAn EveRySki!!! but haven't rode any aftermarket hulls besides a BOB

Just swap out for versi plugs, the work so much better when beaching your ski

Thrust is already closed for the day, I've installed alot of there trim systems feel free to pm

Never used a protec, what do you like about it more?

Its worth the extra dough for thrust, xmetal takes even more work to fit. I had less then 5 deg's of throw before grinding with the xmetal

What have you checked so far?

Aftermarket heads require the longer ES plug and stock heads use the HS plug