New Skater under construction
#101
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Those fins help keep spray off the inboard side prop in a turn, it's something DW has been doing for a while. Grant incorporated them on Matt's 368 and it looks like they have followed suit on this build. Also looks like they have made a change to the notch in the transom as well. Ron, correct me if I'm wrong please.
Is there any changes to the dash or interior area?
Can't wait to see the finished product! Best of luck!!
Is there any changes to the dash or interior area?
Can't wait to see the finished product! Best of luck!!
#102
It looks like those "fins" are extensions of the tunnel to prevent pressure blowout from the tunnel in the final step (mind has gone blank for it's proper name) I've thought about that for quite awhile. Is that what they're trying and if so have they done it before or are you a test case?
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Those fins help keep spray off the inboard side prop in a turn, it's something DW has been doing for a while. Grant incorporated them on Matt's 368 and it looks like they have followed suit on this build. Also looks like they have made a change to the notch in the transom as well. Ron, correct me if I'm wrong please.
Is there any changes to the dash or interior area?
Can't wait to see the finished product! Best of luck!!
Is there any changes to the dash or interior area?
Can't wait to see the finished product! Best of luck!!
#105
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It's great to see the constant improvements made. The competitiveness and strive for better, efficient designs is so fun to watch!
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I recieved “the Call”. It is complete, I heard Pete himself worked on it 2 days to finish it up. Headed out tomorrow to pick it up. Then off to PPI for lightweight interior.
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also.. WE NEED PICTURES!