SoCal Jet Boats
Discussion => The No Wake Zone => Topic started by: MADSKILLZ on April 05, 2011, 09:38:43 PM
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Got bored and thought I would get creative! ;D
If anyone wants one send me ur nozzle + 100 bucks.
Nick
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:thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: Awesome!
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Thanks!!!!
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How big of roost do you throw?
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Hahahaha too funny!
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If anyone wats one hit me up!
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Cough, cough .......cough.....
-beerjet-
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So, can I get a droop and a diverter?
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You can get as custom as you want! Just supply the parts and I will make you a reciever hitch cover out of it! >:D
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You can get as custom as you want! Just supply the parts and I will make you a reciever hitch cover out of it! >:D
Even if it's the old one from Moo? O0
(https://www.socaljetboats.com/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fi673.photobucket.com%2Falbums%2Fvv95%2FIrrebel%2FMoo%2520build%2FP6120043.jpg&hash=48ec581463ce4d9bb1d6581d46d0e096189c1be8)
Ray
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Ray, that would be a great hitch cover! :thumbup:
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Ray,
Yes that is actually the same nozzle I used for mine only I cut off the reverse part and welded a plate to cover the open area and welded a turn fin on it. But I can do whatever you like! ;)
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Ray,
Yes that is actually the same nozzle I used for mine only I cut off the reverse part and welded a plate to cover the open area and welded a turn fin on it. But I can do whatever you like! ;)
The whole point would be to retain the reverse bucket! :screwy:
I'll ship it to ya. Been trying to figure out what the hell to use it for. ;)
Would be REALLY cool to be able to leave it on and simply open the bucket to put the hitch in tho................ O0
Ray
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Ray,
The only way you could have it to where you could leave it on and slide the hitch through it is if your truck has the heavy duty 2 1/2" I.D. reciever with the reducer to 2" I.D. like my truck has. Then I could make the nozzle piece out of 2 1/2" and it would then be ur reducer. But then you would need an extended hitch to reach all the way through the nozzle
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I'll take a look at it today Nick! ;)
Ray
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Sounds good