Super Jet LegDrag Lightweight SuperJet Build
- Thread starter MikeyB
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I'll probably go that route or I was kicking around the idea of running one of these in the side of the pump cavity at the back. The only thing I dont like about the oem plugs with my setup is the tail of my hull is angled and the plugs would sit weird.
http://www.firstchoicemarine.com/p-...d-drain-plug-cast-stainless-steel-7557-7.aspx
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http://www.firstchoicemarine.com/p-...d-drain-plug-cast-stainless-steel-7557-7.aspx
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air blair
you are the reason
- Location
- thumb, mich again
If you got it from maniac sometimes you get the item before you order it. He is quick. Lookin good. At this rate your ginna be done for waverave
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Im really hoping that I will be on the water in june right when the temps are in the prime but I cant get distracted with anything else. If only a can get the tray glassed this weekend then its bodywork, a few mounts in the engine bay, paint and assembly!
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- Location
- Lake Orion
Wow this really looks amazing!
- Location
- Denver, ColoRADo
Love the build. Thanks for the inspiration. I have basically used your thread as a step by step on re-doing my SN. Your carbon work is legit, did you lay all that up by hand or were you vacuum bagging
Thanks guys Im glad this thread is helping others. This has been a big learning curve. At the start of this I had never worked with epoxy or carbon, just some non structural poly stuff making car audio parts. Everything so far has just been hand layups.
Trying to keep up with daily or at least weekly updates so I can keep up some progress. Not much for tonight but I set the motor in with the CF mounts to check how close I am with alignment. Things are looking really good so far just might need a little tweaking to get it perfect but Ill worry about that later. I also ground down the pole bracket area to the glass and added some 410 since the gelcoat in that area was cracked. Did the same on the back area of the hood seal and up in the front corner. Trying to get a bit of a jump on the bodywork while Im waiting on the drain plugs to finish working on the tray.
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Trying to keep up with daily or at least weekly updates so I can keep up some progress. Not much for tonight but I set the motor in with the CF mounts to check how close I am with alignment. Things are looking really good so far just might need a little tweaking to get it perfect but Ill worry about that later. I also ground down the pole bracket area to the glass and added some 410 since the gelcoat in that area was cracked. Did the same on the back area of the hood seal and up in the front corner. Trying to get a bit of a jump on the bodywork while Im waiting on the drain plugs to finish working on the tray.
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- Location
- lake orion MI
very cool build man. It looks perfect
- Location
- amarillo ,tx
Looking good. Very good idea putting a skim coat over the 2 part. Wish I did the same. I wont ever glass over 2 part foam again.
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- Location
- amarillo ,tx
Yeah it does and soaks up the resin as well
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