@KawiKid The 3 I did, all hit on the outer edge of one side of the hood before it compressed the seal, this is what I did.
Hitting
Flat air sander
Repaint
Fixed
I'm not sure if this is her problem, but it can be fixed either way, that's the beauty of composite.
All seems like minor issues to me... Seems like it would be easier to just bring the ski to someone that know how to fix it, I think I already stated, but I've fixed 3 krash hoods that didn't fit, it's just part of it, it's not a perfect oem hull, and you may have issues with any other hull you...
Guess we are lucky, no lake patrol problems here, my lake has coast guard, OK hwy patrol and Texas wildlife, but they have better things to do then to mess with us. Don't even have to pay for boat ramp use at my local spot.
We had to do a bit of grinding on our 967, it's a poor design on et's part imo, I understand art just wants you to run a laydown pipe, but sometimes that isn't an option. The b-pipe bolts straight up with my xscream, so it can be done.
I thought he was talking about going with the whole rrp setup? I would want to get rid of the track system.
I like my krash holds, but I spent hours on redesigning the padding setup to fit my feet perfect.
I wouldn't say they are the worst, but the track system isn't the best design.
As long as the gunwales are solid, it'll be a direct bolt on after you drill the holes.
Your prop is about what I was thinking. A 13/18 seems a bit much.
He has a 9/15 Impros, which is around a 10/16 skat maybe more, I know Impros Hooker numbers are lower then their actual pitch.
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