Captain white sox Supajet!

Discussion in 'User's Rides and Builds' started by SOX, May 1, 2008.

  1. SOX

    SOX Active Member

    Well I felt it was about time I built myself a fully surf dedicated Superjet that can withstand some big crashes with minimal damage. I wanted to leave as much spare cash aside for mods as I can so I purchased this as a starting point. you may have seen it on trademe a couple of weeks back, I picked it up for a resonable price. I only kept it in one piece long enough to take these photos then It was stripped down to a bare hull.

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    For a 12 year old ski it is still in good condition.

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    It came with a few extras already which is kool. I have some pretty big plans for this puppy and some choice parts on the way soon too!
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  2. A new ski at last!
  3. Wow - Tidy looking ski there Capt - Well done.
  4. FreeStylin_SJ

    FreeStylin_SJ Member

    Nice ski, What are your plans for this build?
  5. SOX

    SOX Active Member

    Yes a new ski at last! My plans are to make this ski much more badass and stronger then the one im riding now with heaps more power and all in a sweet looking skin...

    More updates soon..
  6. fx1xtc

    fx1xtc Member

    yo captain small balls how much to do a set of foot holes muppet i have a budget of 5000 grand thats too pay for the 3 weeks off work it seems to take ur ugly ass that long do them am i right
  7. fx1xtc

    fx1xtc Member

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    Besides you kunts couldnt ride a greasy stick up a dogs sweety ass hole,
  8. Doesn't the saying go "couldn't drive a greasy stick up a dogs arse"....
    You really need to stop riding those sticks and dreaming of dogs sweet assholes... :lol:
  9. knoxie

    knoxie Active Member

    what on earth are you on about Bailey!? .......you need to lay off on huffing on the Black Flag !!
  10. SOX

    SOX Active Member

    haha who let that dude on the forum!!
  11. SOX

    SOX Active Member

    So anyway all my Blowsion parts have been ordered and should be arriving shortly. In the mean time i have been doing alot of work reinforcing the hull. I am using woven glass instead of carbon because the end result will be stronger. The only downside is that it will be heavier aswell but i figure the weight difference wont be more then about 1kg anyhow. I coved the whole join smooth between the top and bottom half with resin and glue powder to give it more strenth and to make it easier to glass over and i also coved the little dip beneth the rim where the hood seal goes so i can bring my glass right out to the edge. will try post some pictures soon. ( lost the charger for the camera)
    Last edited: December 3, 2019
  12. Aquanob

    Aquanob Active Member

    Get a carbon hood, that will save you 1 or 2 kg Captn
  13. SOX

    SOX Active Member

    Whats that hood on knoxs ski it is carbon but doesn't really feel lighter??
    Last edited: December 3, 2019
  14. FreeStylin_SJ

    FreeStylin_SJ Member

    Chirs Hale was doing something like that last time i talkd to him.... I dont know how he is going with it though. From what he said i think he was going to make one similar to the wamilton one he has on his ski.
  15. SOX

    SOX Active Member

    How long has that dude been talking about making those hoods for? haha how far along is he now? could be keen?
  16. FreeStylin_SJ

    FreeStylin_SJ Member

    I have no idea... just pm him (whale)
  17. Aquanob

    Aquanob Active Member

    Knoxie is running the same hood and nose cone as my ski, its an R&D race setup, but I have filled in the air intake holes at the top of the hood and added some more at the front (behind the pole bracket) so it still sucks plenty of air but gets no water in. It is A LOT lighter than the stock hood.
  18. He's built the mold and i think he's making hoods now.
  19. SOX

    SOX Active Member

    I got the reinforcing done on the first side last night it swallowed up nearly a litre of resin. the nose took half a litre. the coving took half a litre also. I will weigh the glass tonight to try get some idea of the total added weight, probably should have done before and after. il find out the weight of the resin too probably written on the tin...
  20. waxhead

    waxhead Member

    i would say it close to 1.2kg for a container of resin