- Location
- Airdrie, Alberta, Canada
Tonight I got the ski flipped right over set the pump in to see how much room I had between the lower end of the tray and the trim and it was touching, now big deal I figured it would that's why I left that little section unfinished. I ended up trimming up under the kick on the tray the full width and it looks 100% better now. Also the trim can tilt up with over an inch of clearance now. I'm going to say the ride plate still needs to be cut down a lot. Can anyone with a flat water hull chime in on how short the ride plate should be, at least for a starting point. Today I got a boat load of glass supplies and resin, hopefully enough to finish the ski. Also did some sanding getting ready to beef up the tray. Getting real excited to ride this thing one day. I'm probably 400 hours into this whole project and only the last two days in a row has my wife made slightly negative comments lol, " I can't wait till you finish that thing so we can spend time together" and today she asked "how much money have you spent on this jetski" i don't knowwhat's the plan with the hood
X2 on this. I may just be bringing a ski down this weekend to get help getting it to runCome Saturday and meet some of the guys. Might be able to get some cheap parts as well.
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Other than shaping up the hood this should be the last bit I have to do on the ski. Got just enough layers of glass on this section tonight to hold the shape. After this it's just beef up any some areas on the ski, hopefully add some tubbies up front, and do the hood. Hopefully in about 2 weeks or so I can paint the thing.you got that right. ive gone through lots of the old build threads and they rarely make it over 2 pages