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  1. SONICJK
    After seeing the new side pulls integrated into the tower on the newer supras I decided I wanted some. Tired of pulling up new surfers and watching them flail around in the center of the wake and faceplant coming off the wave! The FXone has mounts on both sides for board racks which is the place that the factory ones go so I used the same. A little measuring and a little design time and I came up with this: Chop up some aluminum and start making chips: And finished product: Now to decide whether to powder them white like the tower or leave them raw and
    3 points
  2. Monroe1
    Hey guys, first post I’ve ever made here so I’ll make it as painless as possible. I’ve owned a 24v for three years now to get into surfing, I noticed the swim deck dragging in the water like many before me. My swim deck also had a broken edge from the original owner backing in to his garage with it. I decided I wanted the swim platform to be a big as possible because that’s where my three year old loves to play. So I opted to trim the lip off the bottom and make it “smooth” instead of altering the shape. My gel coat and carpet were in rough shape as well. I don’t have the best before pics.So
    2 points
  3. Toddington111
    Made the frame out of 3/4" .035 wall 304 stainless steel tubing. I had a canvas place Sew up some sunbrella material to fit.
    2 points
  4. Wylie_Tunes
    This Moomba came in with a very fresh interior which included both vinyl and carpet and a new tower and bimini. It originally had a single battery and no switch, standard single DIN head with marine cover, 4 in-boat speakers. New build included; Wet Sounds MC-1 for its 4-zone volume control 3 pair of Rockford 6.5" in-boat speakers Rockford 8" HLCD tower pods Rockford 12" Marine woofer Two Rockford amps; 4 chnl bridged to the tower pods and 5 chnl driving the in-boats and woofer New group-24 deep-cycle battery and dual bank switch with ACR With some ABS,
    1 point
  5. Rugger
    You are indeed next level, Sonic. Awesome
    1 point
  6. John E Travland
    Love the newer Chromax graphics, but hated the $800 dealer price tag....a little modeling and a $200 3D printer and Boom! Not bad.
    1 point
  7. conwaylale
    The rest of the floor would be my challenge to get to fit correctly. I didn’t get any pictures but I bought some clear plastic sheeting at the hardware store and cut it small enough to fit in the boat and then traced the pieces I’d need for the floor. Much like the templates Gator step or whoever. I took a chance and started cutting after I made sure I would have enough to make another if I needed. I also cut on the big side and trimmed inside the boat. This is where I wish I routed the edges and where the 2 pieces meet up. I was too impatient and wanted to get it down While I had a warm day a
    1 point
  8. Brit_hunsicker
    Love the raised mat you put in the rear compartments. Will remember that if I decide to pull carpet out of my rear hatches. I planned on doing SeaDek in those rear hatches, but I like this as it's more durable and removable when it inevitably gets dirty. Great write up!
    1 point
  9. Oldyella66
    I decided that I wanted to remove the carpet from my boat. When shopping we really liked the look of Gator Step / Sea Deck material. The previous owner had an EVA foam material on the platform and trailer fenders. I really didn't like how dirty it got. It was easy to clean, but was dirty the entire time at the lake. Based on that, and more hours than I care to admit, I decided to go with Spaghetti Mat. I settled on VinLoop. I didn't originally plan to post this project because there are a lot of resources out there about it. However, I wasn't able to find any details about how peop
    1 point
  10. YeloBlammo
    Having been a surfer (ocean) for years, the cost of these wakesurf boards blows my mind.
    1 point
  11. Toddington111
    Apparently my first post didn't save. This is what I did to make a tower off a Malibu Ride fit my LSV247. I bought it from a salvage yard in Florida for a couple hundred bucks. I had to make it about 5" wider to fit, that means you have to cut it into six pieces and weld it all back together.
    1 point
  12. Toddington111
    Power acoustic they are 91dbs most 10s are in the 82 to 87 range
    1 point
  13. Toddington111
    This is from 2 years ago. I did lose a HLCD in the back seat speakers this year, I need to recone it this spring
    1 point
  14. SONICJK
    I've always wanted a heater with the pull out vents. My new SA wasn't ordered from the factory with a heater so I wanted to add one. Haven't heard great things about the heatercraft part that's factory (crappy pullouts mostly) and @freeheel4lifepointed me toward Maradyne (used by mastercraft and now tige) Happened to hop on ebay and found a seller liquidating some parts and scored a heater and 4 pullouts for next to nothing! The heater didn't have a manifold on it so I made one, flat plate and some 3" stainless tube. Welded it up and hit it with some wrinkle black powder.
    1 point
  15. berndtmj
    Unfortunately @D_Turner hasn't been on in almost two years, I'm thinking we're out of luck on updates.
    0 points
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