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Grind both sides to a 'V' and fill with epoxy mixed with milled fibers. Then reinforce from the inside with fiberglass, then carbon fiber if you want the bling...

Sanford, where do you ride? I don't think I have met you.

Foam is definitely going back in...:biggthumpup:

The twisting of the ski would rip that apart in no time.

I like that Flush's is made of aluminum, but yours have the tow hitch on the end. Have you towed a trailer with it? I would like something to get my ski out of the bed of the truck.

$400 for aluminum, is doable... When you going to have them finished?:biggthumpup:

Butti, that is exacty what I need, where did you get that done? The Versahaul is way overpriced:skull2: I assume that you need a price on the VH-JS. I do not have XXXX XXXXXXXXX listed as a dealer so I can give you MSRP. That price is $429.99. Thanks. Sincerely, Jake Potts Versahaul Sales

Flush, share the love, how much? :cat37:

That is the Panhandle, just barely South of Michigan. Definitely dry suit area...:sneaky:

Can I enter my boat in the buildoff? I have a shiny new carbon fiber nose piece.:biggrin:

I would agree, since my never seen the water hull started at over 110lbs...:rolleyes:

X2 118lbs fully reinforced.

The difference is that you set up your engines to run 32:1, i.e jetting, etc and use a ghigh quality oil, not Penzoil... If I was running a lamey or a stroker, then I would go with the Builder's recommendations. He has stated that he is running rich, and getting excess 'spooge' out the back...

running 32:1 is crazy IMO, and needlessly leans the fuel air mix out. Yamaha recommends 50:1 for a reason.:rolleyes:

6'-2 260lbs:friday:

you know damn well that road was not paved.:bs2: :naughty:

I was told to put silicone under the bracket on my x-metal pole setup to stop the twisting of the bolts in the holes, so it is probably the same on the SN.

Lamey cylinders are beefy enough not to require girdled heads. spend $2k on a cylinder and porting, and you save $75 on ADA hardware!:biggthumpup:

agreed... Are you sure it's the top deck moving, and not the bracket moving, which is making it seem like the top deck is flexing? I'm doing a build now, so if you are still getting flex after 5 layers of 17oz fiberglass, I may have to re-think my plans. I know I put 5 layers of 1208 biax and...

Hey, your sticker is up side down...:haha: