WDK No Bulkhead?

[afraz1er]

I used versi plugs, and a bilge for backup in my RIP. I was gonna use pool noodles initially but with the plugs I never needed to. The hull hardly ever got water in it. Trust the versiplugs. They work.

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[Seas2699]

I've been running a foamless ski since 2015 and I love it. I never have to worry about wet foam and extra weight. Versiplugs work great in all my skis.

As for the bulkhead, I haven't had experience with a bulkheadless ski, but it wouldnt bother me adding the additional support. Bulkhead with no foam. Best of both worlds.

I’m just so self conscious of doing something wrong and ending up with a sinking rock for a ski. Ik the foam isn’t gonna keep it completely up but it might give me hay extra time to get towed or pull it to the side of the river. You know just being a pu**y


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[Seas2699]

I used versi plugs, and a bilge for backup in my RIP. I was gonna use pool noodles initially but with the plugs I never needed to. The hull hardly ever got water in it. Trust the versiplugs. They work.

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The plugs that were in the hull are recessed because of the way the ride plate mounts. I’m worried the way the veriplugs stick out that they may not work properly or simply break off


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[Seas2699]

I used versi plugs, and a bilge for backup in my RIP. I was gonna use pool noodles initially but with the plugs I never needed to. The hull hardly ever got water in it. Trust the versiplugs. They work.

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And idk if the versiplug-r would fit either


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[McDog]

1.Fill it with polystyrene as tight as you can and lay a piece of glass over it to lock it in. Who cares if it leaks a little as polystyrene will displace water.

Or:

2. Fill it with as many pool noodles as you can possibly squeeze in there and be done with it.

 

[afraz1er]

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[Seas2699]

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Ok so did you epoxy it in to get it to sit flush or what


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[Seas2699]

What are my options


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[McDog]

Fill in top one and epoxy drain in the bottom one.

 

[McDog]

http://www.x-h2o.com/index.php?threads/ocho-krash-versa-plug-review.184951/

 

[Seas2699]

Fill in top one and epoxy drain in the bottom one.

Top one is a mount for the ride plate


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[Seas2699]

And all the versiplugs are the wrong size. Ether too big or small.


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[Big Kahuna]

Well, the ones that are too big you can drill out, the ones that are too small you can fill in with thickened epoxy.

 

[Seas2699]

Well, the ones that are too big you can drill out, the ones that are too small you can fill in with thickened epoxy.

Yeah I know I just wanted to see if there was one that would slip right in before I started making stuff fit


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[Big Kahuna]

These are custom ski's. Noting ever fits even when it is suppose to fit. Right Dog @McDog

 

[afraz1er]

Drill the hole size you need to fit the plug. Taper the outside of the hole. Epoxy it up.

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[SXIPro]

Remember when filling skis with ping pong balls for flotation was all the rage??? Good times....

 

[Big Kahuna]

Remember when filling skis with ping pong balls for flotation was all the rage??? Good times....

About the same time as the Freestyle Sponges!!!!!!!!

 

[McDog]

Remember when filling skis with ping pong balls for flotation was all the rage??? Good times....

It worked but was expensive. Cutting up sheets of polystyrene is still my go to favorite.

 

[Big Kahuna]

It worked but was expensive. Cutting up sheets of polystyrene is still my go to favorite.

Should have taken Brandie's advice, "you can't buy balls"