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That is my favorite looking chan!

If you've got limited time and have to pick riding or wrenching, get P&P to build it. It'll be built like a show car (you've got to see his drag car), tuned, and reliable. The more time you spend up front to build it right, the less time (unless you meet a sandbar) needed down the road...

I think the only real outstanding question is, will there be hood races again!

P14 is mine! I think this is the same site that we stayed on for the original Southern Fried ride. Our black Nissan Titan made it into the Addiction parked on that site!

hmm, this was always my wife's favorite ride. may need to book a campsite and see if we can pencil it in...

i think the thing that differentiates this event from others is the chill aspect of camping and riding at the same spot. It's cheap, chill, and a great time. The camping and riding aspect is what I loved about the old riot rides too.

The superjet give-away was nice, but it was so much fun b/c it was just a chill ride. We'd come back!

And that Southern Fried ride is still one of my wife and I's favorite rides.

Glad you got a chance to ride my backie chan. That motor and tuning combination hits harder then I'm comfortable with right now. :) Can't wait to get more seat time on it.

Mine shipped via RoadRunner.

My backie chan with a TPE 964 will be at the lake for display. Phil will also be showing off it's capabilities.

I was a pissed mine was late too, but yes it's cliche, but after the first ride you'll get over it! Better late and built right, then rushed and broke...

Phil has my permission to ride/show off the ski but as I'm not going to be at the ride and I trust him as a buddy, but I'm uncomfortable with anyone else riding. Sorry, not trying to be that guy, but there's a big difference that I've seen in how I demo a ski (aka brap brap, turn, brap, turn)...

It's designed so this 10 thumbed monkey can pull everything and put it all back together in an hour! There's plenty left in this hull/motor. Just need some warmer weather/water to get more comfortable.

No I never weighed it as Steve was awesome and installed the Xscream pole for me. With the pole installed the hull was light enough for this weakling to pick up and move.

I believe Phil's bringing my chan down to Daytona. As the ski's new, and I've only had 15-20 minutes of ride time, i feel the same way about my ski as i feel about my wife, look but don't touch. :)

I'm beyond pleased with how the TPE 964 and the rest of the ski runs. It's got more than enough power to compensate for my lack of skills.

I'm really stoked by my chan and I've only gotten maybe 30 minutes on it so far.

We're currently burning up the prop. I think it's a 15/19 or 15/20 hooker. We got some pump tuning to do!

So the build is complete. So the hood pin set up does bump the water fitting on the power factor chamber with the way it was originally set up from Steve. Phil had a great idea to use button head bolts, and add time certs to the hood pin holder. There's now plenty of clearance! We took the...