Help ! Sn or rn for flat watter freestyle !

[booniebasher]

hello,
I have both sn and rn ski,s. I want to try to flip on flatwatter, I would like to build a ski just for those kind of tricks. Which hull has the best platform or does it not matter !
Also any advice on custom hull mods ? I am lucky in that I have friends that can help me build whatever I want , motor and hull mods etc, just need advice.
thanks
ok from answers i am going to use the sn, next question, does the added weight of hull reinforcement , good idea or bad idea ?

 

[jamesgunter68]

rn with a dasa 1200 and mag pump

 

[eeerieski]

If you are willing to do fiberglass work I would feel less regret cutting into a SN, they have the same bottom hull so really there shouldn't be a difference.

 

[jetskiking]

Stock to stock, they both have the same bottom. The square actually has a little more aggressive forward stance however that can be easily fixed on the RN. Aftermarket, there is more parts available for the roundnose hull. Really depends on what you want. If you just want to throw some footholds in, then the square is fine. If your wanting the most choices for hood, poles, etc then go round.

 

[Midlake Crisis]

hello,
I have both sn and rn ski,s. I want to try to flip on flatwatter, I would like to build a ski just for those kind of tricks.

Buy a BOB and spend your time riding and your money on gas!

 

[booniebasher]

ok, I will use my sn with footholds and hull reinforcement already done !
next question, does hull reinforcement hurt ( cause of the weight ) for flat watter freestyle ?

 

[mr.fixitman760]

i just finished my SN, filled in the bond line all the way around the engine compartment, added footholds and a scupper, reinforced the bond line between the hood and the liner, dosnt feel much heavier but probly cause im running some more HP than i was before but definately worth it, its nice to not worry about the hull cracking or splitting