Another DIY NSS project

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  • s_kelley2000
    1,000 Post Club Member
    • Nov 2007
    • 1575
    • Fort Meadow Recevoir

    • Mass

    • 2012 Super Air Nautique 230 1999 Nautique Super Sport with 502 Python (for Sale)

    #31
    nice set up h20junkie! What boat is that? Is the pic deceiving or are you listing the boat?
    Shawn

    2012 Blue Metal Flake SAN 230

    1999 Black and Tan Python 502 Powered Super Sport (for Sale)

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    • ffmedic74
      Senior Member of PLANETNAUTIQUE
      • Jul 2003
      • 835

      • Lexington, KY


      #32
      Won't that poly material go bad quickly from sun and water?

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      • h2ojunkie
        • Feb 2014
        • 8

        • Indiana

        • SuperAir 210

        #33
        Thanks, its a Malibu VTX. I got my HDPE thru a place in Cincinnati but can be had on line and shipped to ya. Best to buy the HDPE that has fade protection built into it. UVA/UVB stuff injected into it. Should last MANY years.
        Yes, boat is listed some say 65/35, 70/30 (rear weighting) as the VTX is 20' boat. We run center and front tanks full. With a bigger boat may not need that much list but that's what we are finding is best for us right now

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        • h2ojunkie
          • Feb 2014
          • 8

          • Indiana

          • SuperAir 210

          #34
          Couple more pics from Saturday. Had 9 folks out and wave was great. Again, everyone stoked at ridablity of the wave shape, lift, and push. Anyone who surfs will love the NSS style system. My buddy who is 6'2"/230 rides regular was like a little kid, all smiles and stoked at all the lift and push he had and ride area of his wave had 20-30' more length space for him to ride in. All I can say guys is go for it.
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          • Spencermo
            • Jun 2013
            • 77

            • Ohio


            #35
            H2oJunkie,

            Still trying to figure out how you attached it to the boat. Did you drill though transom and use through bolts?

            If you could give me more detail on this that would be great!

            Thanks

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            • hotrod508
              • May 2010
              • 64



              #36
              Nice job guys! Dont think it's been said...if it has forgive me,
              Don't forget to play with the extension of the plates....many times I have found less plate = more push! More plate =longer wave! It changes for different loads. But a tuned surf wave is awesome!

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              • slhesten
                • Nov 2009
                • 35

                • Greensboro NC


                #37
                I also wonder about this... did you drill through the transom and use through-bolts? How did you seal the holes? What size bolts (length, width) did you use?

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                • knotayooper
                  • May 2014
                  • 14

                  • United States

                  • 1999 Super Air Nautique

                  #38
                  Anyone have answers as to how these are attached to the transom?

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                  • h2ojunkie
                    • Feb 2014
                    • 8

                    • Indiana

                    • SuperAir 210

                    #39
                    Sorry guys for late response. I screwed my base plates directly into the glass. Like 7 each side. Countersunk the holes in the 1/2" HDPE. Predrill the holes so only threads will grab glass and then thread each screw hole before attempting plate install. Used high quality silicone to seal but probably don't really need it as they are tight. Buy more screws than needed cause U will strip some going in and out to "tap" the threads into the glass. Has so much displacement ya don't have to worry bout them tearing out. A few of us over on the Malibucrew site have done NSS style system and VERY happy with results. We have a fantastic wave that we can adjust to rider preference and we love it. Can adjust to get the push we want ect... Highly recommend the mod. Think I used #10 SS screws, 3/8-1/2"

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