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I always take mine out. If they don't do anything, they are wasting space!

It's the last thing I'd buy from anyone.

I have one. The vanes themselves are about the same, but the Solas pump uses a stainless steel housing whereas the Skat pump use the OEM Superjet housing. I have the matching Concord impeller for my pump, and it also looks similar to the Magnum impeller, but Dave @ Impros says it gives more...

Cool, it looks like they're selling the Twangled video as well!

I didn't think he got that till after WF's. Really I have no idea though.

Careful, it might blow away on you :beerchug: Nice work!

Yeah, I'm not sure where you heard that. On a power-to-power level strokers might be more reliable.

I've never seen one crack. Are you using both Lord mounts? The mounts are very important! A TNT has a lot greater chance to crack than a Factory Pipe chamber... and no warranty. The TNT is shorter. But there are 3 different TNT chambers.

That's going to be a wild ride! But why not just buy a bottom hull from Waterdawg? Even if you had to wait 2 years for it, you'd have been on the water already :biggrin:

I wonder how many hulls you could make from the material in one of those planes... probably more than 1,000 :bigeyes:

BTW, it's legal and cheap :biggthumpup:

Everything is legal, if you pay for it.

Why not just buy a Blaster mod chamber right from Factory Pipe?

Of course it is possible. Note, steel makes more power than aluminum.

Dave has strong principles. Debt is debt, no matter what the interest rate. Sure the student loans are free till graduation, but will the inheritance still be there?? Good chance something will come up and the money will be gone. Most people don't have good money discipline, which is why...

I agree, the bottom side doesn't look as cool as the Blowsion piece. But uhh, it's the bottom side. And uhhh, the customer doesn't like the way it fits (or "doesn't fit", lol). Covers are a matter of opinion. I personally like HT covers because they match my tray turf. But whatever floats...

Ummm... he said the top and bottom halves out of the mold weighed 37 pounds, and the hood weighed 5. He didn't say the assembled hull and hood weighed 42 pounds, and he said it was a prototype. No mention of a WF hull or how long it lasted. I have personally laid up a prepreg hull, with a...

You might, but it might be crap, and you won't know until it's too late. I am in China right now, my company has a lot of suppliers over here. We allow some local suppliers to supply them, but we spec US materials for critical components. Been there, done that :banghead: The only advantage I...

Did you happen to notice this thread? http://www.x-h2o.com/threads/9729 That's just Jeff's entry level chinpad :rolleyes:

I totally agree with you on wanting a quality hull. That's one reason why I like Waterdawg :biggthumpup: