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No way. The weight per reinforcing value is not going to be very good at all. I think you'd have more reinforcement out of 5oz cloth. 15lbs is a lot to add to a ski when you don't have to.

search if you want to read more words about it, but your answer is always going to be superjet for freestyle. End of story.

Kinda funny how it's safer to fill it in, yet that is technically illegal for Am class freestyle. Those rules make a ton of sense.

If it was my money and I was buying today, I'd go with the EME, but that's just me and my opinion.

80+ is what everything I've read states

Holy ear pop! I bet you could do some bodily damage quickly with that thing.

I just heard an update on the radio. One of the kids that died apparently got it from the Orlando Watersports Complex.....the same place they had a Region 7 race earlier this year. The parents are suing the place because apparently they were responsible for keeping all amoebas out of their...

Just think of the nose stab carnage you could have in the surf...

That stuff is no joke. I finally found a pair of nose clips. They suck

I spent about an hour trying to make sense of the IJSBA rulebook for this. From what I gather, you run mod class rules, which allow for up to 800cc's for a ski that is in 800cc standup class, which I'm pretty sure Superjets are. I wish they would actually spell out the rules instead of...

Why is that unfortunate? Give the people what they want :drive:

O the photoshopping possibilities.....

Not only is it completely stupid and worthless, but it's also very ugly. Late 80's styling. I'd expect to see someone with a mullet piloting that turd.

I thought it was OEM top deck for Ams and any bottom hull??? I tried to read the rules yesterday, but I just got confused since it isn't written out clearly anywhere. You follow mod class rules right? I think it's retarded that you can't alter the fuel filler or tank.

You can do all of this yourself if you do some homework first. If you need an installer, try Steve at the Watercraft Factory. Legdrag (Kevin Collins) is a little north of there and he does very good work. Wamiltons is north of you too.

I'm 6' 220 and I put my WD footholds about 6 or 7" from the back. It's further forward than I've ever seen them on any other ski, but it is PERFECT for me. My exhaust is very different from stock so I didn't have to worry about exhaust tube clearance issues. Next ski I build will have the...

nope, it's ijsba rules

Nick's a pretty smart guy sometimes. :biggthumpup: even if he can't keep a nose on his ski.

The visual of that just made me laugh my ass off:laugh2:

photoshopped!!! I know there are wires going to a lifting harness somewhere in that pic...... J/K. If it holds up to Dan it should hold up to a good surf pounding