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That was the original idea, but it turns out the hull is about 4" too long to close the back door.

I wish It's a theory based on me observing the locals here for the past month. Have you ever been to USU? You're comparing apples and oranges, just like any other small city campus versus a large metropolitan area.

I doubt it, everyone is Mormon in Utah so no one drinks or does drugs more or less and that's not adding to the fact it's a dry campus. I understand why everyone thinks its a bad idea, but due to the school and locals, I don't see it happening. Is he on the X? I haven't seen any other...

Yea, I've thought about that. The ski is locked to the hauler, and that's locked to the truck. And the truck is 50 yards and visible from my dorm so I can watch it; though if this was any other campus I wouldn't leave the ski on the truck, though the theft/vandalism on campus is next to none as...

I just leave it on the back of the 4Runner. Over the summer I installed a pair of air bags in the rear coils to help with the weight of the ski and so the rear coils don't get warn out from holding the ski until winter break. And if I had to, I could probably drop the ski off in the engineering...

Which part? What you would consider the "chinpad" got bent a few weeks back and then straighten, but I don't have access to welding equipment here so I can't fix it properly and reinforce it. Thanks, worked with the budget and materials I had. The top section is so long so that the...

I'm from Colorado and recently started my freshmen year at Utah State, and I figured what the hell I may as well bring my ski. So my dad helped me make a hitch hauler from a harbor freight hitch tray (overall cost was under $100). Before I left for USU I just had time to more or less finally...

Adding more coats is a waste of glue, and using a heat gun makes the glue dry faster without harming performance. If you're paranoid about the turf coming up on the seams then use superglue on the seams.

Adding more glue doesn't make it stronger.

Use a heat gun to make the contact cement dry faster (takes 30s versus waiting 10+ minutes). Sand/clean the hull with acetone to make sure good bonding, you only need one layer of glue on the hull, and most of the time only one layer on the turf unless it looks like it got absorbed.

Prop, carb (38 or 44mm), pipe. That's a few hundred dollars of stuff, after that most mods will be custom and not cost effective to get, better to save for a superjet or a/m.

Nitrous oxide.

Lookin good

Or not :O

Like you said, he probably won't see :-):-):-):-) in the email.. Just wanted support Voila and any communication is better than none, my hope is that he'll see other people support her and make a voice instead of just standing idly by with a "wow that sucks, hope it works out" post.

You were redirected to the post she was indicating. And nothing from AJ about how Voila is involved, kinda doubt he will disclose the reason (if any) to a random guy like me.

Flat water means your not riding in a body of water that has naturally occuring waves.... Why would the type of ski layup your riding dictate what the kind of water your riding on is anyhow lol

You guys didn't read what she linked to did you? I sent AJ an email saying that I would like to appeal on Voila's behalf, and that from what I understand she wasn't banned for any reason. And if he would reconsider or give a reason as to why she is restricted from competing.

You forgot 100% flat :D

wow nice!