SICK!!!! Boat looks great!Quote:
Originally Posted by mgswake
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SICK!!!! Boat looks great!Quote:
Originally Posted by mgswake
Im the worlds worst at taking pictures but there were probably 20 boats there for the meetup plus a ton of others just hanging out. It really was a great time. If Skiers Choice was smart they would get behind this and make it a big deal like Malibu does their meetup. Will see if my wife has some more pics of the event. My phone stayed in the boat most of the weekend.
Who was their pro rider? I am sure it was a blast, hated it fell on the same weekend we planned our trip. But I am going to try to make it to Dare to Compare Saturday at Twin Cove Marina if anyone wants to ride up together.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mxmark4
Such a nice looking boat! I can not believe how tall these new boats are on the trailer. I always put my drain plug in a cup holder and can easily reach over and grab it before launching.
The SL is really deep, but it's great for the kiddo and storage. We just spent a week at the lake and it is a great boat. Lots of compliments on the colors. I have to get the interior and a few more pictures added.
That's funny you say that becasue i used to be able to do the same thing and reach over the side of our 07 LSV and get the plug out of the cup holder. Now with our new Craz..... not a chance.
Prepping for new WM bags, and since my stock bags would pop out the engine dividers…
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1x1 1/8 angle iron, cut to about 28” pretty close to the bottom channel and to not interfere with the upper locking nut and not scrape on the gel coat
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Using the existing hardware
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Cleaned up and drilled, stock hardware is exactly 10” apart
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Filed down any sharp edges and painted
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Installed just one per side to test…..
Continued due to 5 pictures per post
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Have enough material to add a second per panel, plus some 1” 1/8 flat stock to utilize if required as well….
Was $24 bucks for enough material to make 6 angle iron brackets and 6 flat stock braces…. Surprised metal was still that cheap
I know everyone has done this a few times, and knows the issues…. I did notice on the front and back panels they had a small screw in the lower c channel holding them in place, but did not stop the front from popping out at the top after the middle had already pushed into the engine….
How does the boat run with the 400 in it? Did you get the 16x13.9” prop?Quote:
Originally Posted by mgswake
I put 2 screws in each of my bottom panels as an added safety as well as the upgraded steel c Chanel. I think I cut mine at 28" as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dukabor
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