^^^def. lowrider mini scheme!^^^
backie chan new new builder?
- Thread starter Jr Freestyle
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Brotastic
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- Arlington TX
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Yo, swap!
That's your joint that we've seen peeking in the background of your builds?
Either way,
that's dope. I have a few stock floor body dropped, bagged b!tches. I have a 92 Eye sue zoo, a 93 ranger, and a 94 hardbody. Sucks that I rarely have time to hit switches and lay frame.
Build it, drag it, destroy it. Repeat.
That's your joint that we've seen peeking in the background of your builds?
Either way,
that's dope. I have a few stock floor body dropped, bagged b!tches. I have a 92 Eye sue zoo, a 93 ranger, and a 94 hardbody. Sucks that I rarely have time to hit switches and lay frame.
Build it, drag it, destroy it. Repeat.
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Brotastic
- Location
- Arlington TX
Lol this poor thread.
- Location
- Harveys Lake PA
It's not a matter of clearance to the bottom of the hull. The +2 intake tunnel puts the indent for the grate right behind the bulkhead. So if the bolt and insert were at the bottom for the mid shaft they would hit and go through the hull into the front of your intake grate. I just ran into the same issue on our new hull.
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Brotastic
- Location
- Arlington TX
Don't judge me just because you didn't finish yours lol... Dick.
- Location
- Amherst NH
Yup , we figured that out , well that and flashy paint on a Honda Civic changes everything.
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- Location
- Cleveland, Ohio
Since this thread isnt about chans any more and mini trucks arent that cool, lets talk about the new Rage Composites hull?!?!
- Location
- Harveys Lake PA
No. I'll only dump on air Blairs thread cause we are friends.
- Location
- Cleveland, Ohio
The latest scoop is the bare hull, bonded, with footholds installed is 112 lbs. Eek.
- Location
- Visalia
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what a hack job... Your missing a logo son! wtf! ///
Ruh-Roh
- Location
- wichita, ks
Not bad a little heavy but should be indestructible
- Location
- detroit MI
112??? didnt know it was a surf hull.... still love the sleek low profile of this thing.
and im playing about wieght. i would much rather have a ski durable than one that was built for a few comps and then would be replaced by sponsors. because it seems to me thats how most were being built.
and im playing about wieght. i would much rather have a ski durable than one that was built for a few comps and then would be replaced by sponsors. because it seems to me thats how most were being built.
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- Location
- Cleveland, Ohio
Rickter xfr or xfs are 110lbs and they are getting tossed around...
I still have mixed feelings on this 112 lbs..
obviously the weight isn't ideal for a "perfect" Flatwater hull.
I don't think the weight will be an issue in front of a small boat wake or some waves... Do you?
I still have mixed feelings on this 112 lbs..
obviously the weight isn't ideal for a "perfect" Flatwater hull.
I don't think the weight will be an issue in front of a small boat wake or some waves... Do you?
Big Kahuna
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- Location
- Tuscaloosa, AL
That was only Malone and Lenzi in the early 2000's
- Location
- wichita, ks
Id say itll still flip with ease if u know what ur doing and a good mild setup motor