Got myself a Kryptonite!
02-03-2012, 10:43 AM
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Got myself a Kryptonite!
ive been wanting a Kryptonite for the longest time and i finally sold some stuff and went for it! I picked it up from Jay (Mastercraft240). this thing is in mint shape and not a dollar spared.. its really sick and im really happy
heres some pics and a quick vid of my first run. i was learning where to trim it at but got to 87 once i figured it out some
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y081qEHLcv0
heres some pics and a quick vid of my first run. i was learning where to trim it at but got to 87 once i figured it out some
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y081qEHLcv0
02-03-2012, 01:11 PM
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Congrats!
Observation..........I would pull those rear vents that come out just above the swim platform and make sure the glass and core is sealed up reall good and tight with resin. Those vents will inevitably get wet and most manufacturers don't seal up the cutouts for bilge vents.
Observation..........I would pull those rear vents that come out just above the swim platform and make sure the glass and core is sealed up reall good and tight with resin. Those vents will inevitably get wet and most manufacturers don't seal up the cutouts for bilge vents.
02-03-2012, 01:37 PM
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Congrats!
Observation..........I would pull those rear vents that come out just above the swim platform and make sure the glass and core is sealed up reall good and tight with resin. Those vents will inevitably get wet and most manufacturers don't seal up the cutouts for bilge vents.
Observation..........I would pull those rear vents that come out just above the swim platform and make sure the glass and core is sealed up reall good and tight with resin. Those vents will inevitably get wet and most manufacturers don't seal up the cutouts for bilge vents.
02-03-2012, 04:28 PM
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Congrats!
Observation..........I would pull those rear vents that come out just above the swim platform and make sure the glass and core is sealed up reall good and tight with resin. Those vents will inevitably get wet and most manufacturers don't seal up the cutouts for bilge vents.
Observation..........I would pull those rear vents that come out just above the swim platform and make sure the glass and core is sealed up reall good and tight with resin. Those vents will inevitably get wet and most manufacturers don't seal up the cutouts for bilge vents.
02-04-2012, 07:49 AM
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Nice! Way too much trim in the start of that video. Find neutral trim and run a couple ticks above that.
The spot that the vents are on the stern dont actually tie in to the transom itself, so if it were to get wet, it would not rot out the wood in the transom. At least that is how mine is set up. It is a seperate piece of coring that is glassed over and then glassed to the transom and to the deck, mostly just to give some support to the swim platform area.
The spot that the vents are on the stern dont actually tie in to the transom itself, so if it were to get wet, it would not rot out the wood in the transom. At least that is how mine is set up. It is a seperate piece of coring that is glassed over and then glassed to the transom and to the deck, mostly just to give some support to the swim platform area.
