Highroller stunt vs Rn SJ

[chadman154]

I have found a ok deal on a Highroller stunt already built and am scared at all the negative post about the way these hulls are built. Am i throwing money into the wind buying one of these or should i stick with the fail - safe RN..... The stunt looks fun, but i dont want a broken hull in a year......

 

[McDog]

None have broken. They are just a huge PITA to get together in the first place. If that is done you are golden.

 

[freestylegeek]

Have you ridden one chadman154? It's one thing to get a hull that's well built, but if it doesn't ride the way you want, what good have you done?
BTW, I'll make you a good deal on an 88lb shortened XFT topeck conversion hull...

 

[chadman154]

None have broken. They are just a huge PITA to get together in the first place. If that is done you are golden.

how do you like your bob??

 

[McDog]

Love it. It makes my 850 feel like a 1200!

 

[chad]

I love riding my stunt,,, so much so , that I dont want to ride my sj's anymore and I will prolly sell a few of em

 

[snowxr]

When looking at buying a stunt/fail hull, bear in mind that they are all going to be different. The engine placement, engine alignment, pump alignment, pole placement, etc. are all different. Chad took his time, and seems to have built himself a boat that works very well. On the other end of the spectrum, you may find a boat that was slapped together by someone with much less skill/attention to detail.