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LOL it’s funny to go back and read some of the text after the recent threads.:Eyecrazy: Mark44

I pressure tested my hull after refoaming a few years ago and it held great but its been 3-4 years now and I get water in the hull so thank god I installed drain plugs and foam. The secret is in the voids I left in the foam on the bottom of the hull to give water a path to the drain plugs. Mark44

McMaster Carr. www.x-h2o.com/threads/8753

u Seems like most of the people who build parts motors hulls for this hobby are like used car sales men or worse. Mark44

LOL you may be able to remove a builder now. Mark44

X2 same here. Mark44

a lot in St. Louis and Ketsair in in Moberly Mo. Just outside Columbia. Mark44

I want one of these. http://www.land-and-sea.com/ Mark44

Not when this is going on its like daytime soaps.:scratchchin: Mark44

Wow this could be larger than the waterdog thread? :popcorn: Mark44

I think that is so people can't find out where he lives. LOL Mark44

Hmmm I know someone whose motor was supposable on the dyne. Mark44

t ?????? Dyno or no?

So there is no Dyno in the LPW shop? Mark44

Damn where do you people live? LOL A lot of times I leave the garage and house open. Mark44

Both right and left turns or just left? Mark44

That is some cold ass water! Mark44

What is your squish? Mark44

Just apply epoxy behind them screw them down and wait for it to set up then pull out the screws and glass over you will be fine. Mark44

p I use self tapping sheet metal screws then pull them out after epoxy dries. Mark44