- Location
- Minnesota
I have been a superfreak fan since they came out with the badass. Loved the old videos with Jetmaniac and budproductions when everyone had to have a superfreak. Those were the ski to have back in the day until the circus came out, then that was the flatwater ski to have. I remember seeing Lucas testing the white circus out and wanted one so bad. I have enjoyed my carbon -7 titan so much this summer I thought I would build another one. So this ski came up for sale as a part out a few months ago and I spoke with the owner for a while about it. I was putting my wedding together around the same time and thought this would be a cool addition to the wedding but also a fun build for the future. We used the hull as a beer cooler during the reception and people signed under the hood as our guestbook lol
I have a full parts 760 motor/electrics, midshaft, 155 pump, thrust trim so far put away for this. I need pole, steering and exhaust at a minimum. To keep cost down this year I will probably just steal the running gear from my superjet for next season and the powerfactor from my other superfreak.
I bought this hull knowing two of the midshaft inserts needed to be repaired and the bottom of the ski probably needs paint. The overall condition of the ski is good but it's been ridden obviously. I started stripping the turf off and found some damage to the right foothold and above the pump on the right. My guess is someone came out of the footholds and hit their knee on it causing the cracks in the carbon. I have extra carbon and epoxy from fixing my other superfreak so this "should" be fairly easy. Last year I worked in my garage until it got too cold, this year I brought the hull into my storage room so I can work on it at my own pace and not be forced out by the cold. Enjoy the build, as I will enjoy chipping away at it.
I have a full parts 760 motor/electrics, midshaft, 155 pump, thrust trim so far put away for this. I need pole, steering and exhaust at a minimum. To keep cost down this year I will probably just steal the running gear from my superjet for next season and the powerfactor from my other superfreak.
I bought this hull knowing two of the midshaft inserts needed to be repaired and the bottom of the ski probably needs paint. The overall condition of the ski is good but it's been ridden obviously. I started stripping the turf off and found some damage to the right foothold and above the pump on the right. My guess is someone came out of the footholds and hit their knee on it causing the cracks in the carbon. I have extra carbon and epoxy from fixing my other superfreak so this "should" be fairly easy. Last year I worked in my garage until it got too cold, this year I brought the hull into my storage room so I can work on it at my own pace and not be forced out by the cold. Enjoy the build, as I will enjoy chipping away at it.