Custom/Hybrid Matt_E's Superfreak Build

[Matt_E]

Thanks. :veryhappy:

 

[rasper99]

Yes, at Tierra. I am not sure I'll be able to go.

It wouldn't be as much fun without you. :smile:

 

[Boris]

Those holes on the bulkhead could be used as bilge outlets in the future.
Just saying.

 

[Matt_E]

I've thought about that, but it won't work. The ebox will be sitting there.
I may be able to squeeze a primer and a bilge switch in there though.

I've had bilge outlets in the tray before and didn't like it. Whenever there was gas in the bilge, the tray got slippery.
I probably should have worked on not getting gas in the bilge.

 

[Boris]

I've spilled gas now and than but never enough to get the tray slick. Guess I need to dump a gallon or 2 and see if that does it.

OK, how about using those holes for hot water pissers to keep your footsies ice free ?

 

[Matt_E]

Ooh, I like it!

But again, the ebox will sit in that spot with about 1/2 inch clearance.

PS: When you're living high on the hog (i.e., you're not Polish) you can afford to dump multiple gallons of race gas into the bilge just to piss of hippies.

 

[Boris]

Well Mister oil tycoon, 3/8" soft copper tubing can easily be bent behind that electrical box.
Bet I had the warmest feet in Daytona again this year.

 

[Matt_E]

I am intrigued, poor peasant. That would keep the sides of the ski pretty clean, too.
I will look into the copper tubing method.

 

[Boris]

Yes Sir master Sir.
3/8" soft copper tubing like your HVAC servant would use.

A thousand thank yous, Sir.

 

[Matt_E]

You may eat cake now.

Kthnxbye.

 

[Buckwild12]

All is quiet on the western Superfreak front. Any progress? I like the warn feet pissers but it gets hot as hades here in the summer, I'd need a bypass/diverter also.

 

[Boris]

3/8" ball valve and another pisser.


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[Matt_E]

I haven't had hardly any time to work on it.
I did buy some glazing putty yesterday for filling pin holes. Figured it would only take a few minutes, but there were actually quite a lot of them to fill.
I have much more wet-sanding to do, then another coat of primer.
The earliest I can work on it is Saturday.

 

[Big Kahuna]

I've thought about that, but it won't work. The ebox will be sitting there.
I may be able to squeeze a primer and a bilge switch in there though.

I've had bilge outlets in the tray before and didn't like it. Whenever there was gas in the bilge, the tray got slippery.
I probably should have worked on not getting gas in the bilge.

2006 National tour stop in Mooresville NC, rrich drove up there with a gas can in the tray, it dumped over, the whole competition he was slipping and sliding in his tray!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Crab]

I've thought about that, but it won't work. The ebox will be sitting there.
I may be able to squeeze a primer and a bilge switch in there though.

I've had bilge outlets in the tray before and didn't like it. Whenever there was gas in the bilge, the tray got slippery.
I probably should have worked on not getting gas in the bilge.

>>>>>ya think?<<<<< quit spilling when refueling lol

 

[Matt_E]

Bwah! :lmao:
Ya, I do that occasionally.

 

[Pablo]

where's the effin paint?

 

[Buckwild12]

Ok, so now my mind is churning about these foot warmers, sounds like a pimp ass thing to do to a ski and pretty damn easy to do, what pissers would you use to get the aim just right, where do you want to aim, I am under the impression that the superfreak footholds wrap around the foot a good bit, how do you get the aim to hit just right to get on your feet? or do you try to aim for the arch area of the foot which looks more toward the center? I am intrigued by the possibilities as I want to extend my riding season here in Maryland after spending so much on my ski.

 

[tipafew]

Ok, so now my mind is churning about these foot warmers, sounds like a pimp ass thing to do to a ski and pretty damn easy to do, what pissers would you use to get the aim just right, where do you want to aim, I am under the impression that the superfreak footholds wrap around the foot a good bit, how do you get the aim to hit just right to get on your feet? or do you try to aim for the arch area of the foot which looks more toward the center? I am intrigued by the possibilities as I want to extend my riding season here in Maryland after spending so much on my ski.

Buckwild I would say just Buck up. Besides, handwarmers are more important anyway.

 

[Buckwild12]

I guess it is just something else to break, maybe i should just stop being a pu$$y and ride!