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done finally in the water

Here is another build for K&S, it is an old project that i have done before it used to have a 10mm Dasa cast with 85mm, and a B-Pipe new build will have the new DASA billet 10mm with 89mm bore. and power factor.

glad you like it Steve

now back to build #3

power seat then i went ahead and turfed them to avoid vibration noise.

Power seat then dry fitted them into the hull and pipe. for some reason i can't flip the pictures

nozzle finished then I started to make a seat out of fiber glass for the power factor instead of using turf

nozzle So today i decided to play with nozzle set up, so i went ahead and cust one of the nozzles and welded a ring so i can reach nozzle bore of 87.

Steve I look forward to build and sell you new hull

Bob #20 Today I started on Bob #20 carbon for some reason it is 2LBS lighter than the other two, which i think is good for the customer :) this build will have 10mm Dasa 48mm power bombs MSD TL 148mm Skat Magnum Pump Power Factor Exhaust RRP pole Blowsion steering setup Thrust...

Bob #18 done Bob #'s 18-19 are ready for sea trial.

Batteries in, first start up. two bobs done. one more bob to go. and one XFT rebuild.

they are getting built as we speak my friend, thank you for a great product, looking forward to get Gen 2's in.

bob #19 yellow more pics

next three boats will have more details to the pictures

I have done it that way to clear the thrust innovations intakes, the boats will not be ridden for a long period so i'm not worried about the cooling issues.

bob #19 yellow more progress pics

I started by assembling two bobs at first, then I went ahead and finished up the yellow, I should be done with the silver this week hopefully

bob #19 yellow i started dry fitting everything in place to make sure all can go in in harmony :). and everything went in smooth, all the bolt holes were clean on the hull, thank you Derrick.

this build went into high gear, i have finished the first Bob already, second one should be done this week. first boat has 12mm billet total loss 48's 148 pump thrust trim system power factor