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01-25-2013, 10:38 PM #46
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01-25-2013, 10:47 PM #47
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01-25-2013, 11:56 PM #48
glad they are molds and not a splash, that was always a cool boat. BTW, as RBT pointed out, the STV name belongs Full Throttle Powerboats.
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01-26-2013, 01:28 AM #49Junior Member
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LOL. well!, I bought enough supplies to layup a epoxy carbon race faring, which I may do next week, who knows whats next, Just need to practice more!.
Sadly they had no Kevlar/CF hybrid material, so I will have to order else where and there tooling gel wasn't ready until Monday! sheesh!
and i got one hell of a deal on a larger Vac pump!
however on the drive home, i got rear ended......... were okay, but my bumper is done in on my caddy.Last edited by STV Builder; 01-27-2013 at 10:42 AM.
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01-27-2013, 10:08 AM #50
Subscribed....
Rob did you receive the pics?
And to answer the question on the pole-cat tunnel to the drag bottom...
I recall measuring my tunnels and there was a (black polecat) for sale and he
said "I think" 3 inches were his tunnels, and I think mine were 4 1/2 (After Wally's mod)...
Love mine, excellerated VERY well for a 1200lbs boat...
If you could get one under 1000 lbs...
It would be unstoppable in 800'...
Not sure I'd want to pilot it for 1/4mile... Them shallow sponsons pack some air up top....Last edited by motorheadbishop; 01-27-2013 at 10:18 AM.
- Hydrostream V-King with a Drag - SOLD
- STV RR Drag with a Drag- SOLD
- 18' seacraft c/c 200 merc- SOLD
- 18' Action Marine Retired & "Wet"
- STV Needle Nose " The Heat" - SOLD
- 21' Triad- "The Sipper"- SOLD
- 26' concept c/c twin 200 Mariners -SOLD
- STV RR - "Lil Sista" on a Strongback Trailer
- 18' Action Marine on a Strongback Trailer
Everybody wants a piece of the pie, till they try it!!!
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01-27-2013, 10:27 AM #51
Nothing better then a nice fresh mix of gel.
Don't want to making moulds with gel that has been sitting around.
Composite Canada a big bulk FG supplier.
Their only mixing whats going out the door.
The way it should be.
Just need to plan and phone ahead.
Awesome place to deal with.
1994 16' Murphy 1991 115 Merc
1985 12' Charger 1989 70 Merc
1981 18'DL Charger 1989 200EFI Merc
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01-27-2013, 10:39 AM #52Junior Member
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Yeah Comp is great, they just mixed my gel and infusion resin and tooling gel, its great!.
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01-27-2013, 10:52 AM #53
I got the pictures, Thank you.
Years ago I saw the boat at Clemmons shop and looked at the bottom. I still would like to see better pictures of the bottom. I cant remember in detail exactly what Wally did. I have a good idea, but want to be 100%. I know that I can get that boat close to 900 lbs in the water with a 200 lb driver. I think it would be untouchable.2023 TUFF 25
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01-27-2013, 11:09 AM #54
Looking at the bottom it appeared that Wally added about 3/4" to 1" to the sponsons,
and about 1/8" to 1/4" to the pad...
- Hydrostream V-King with a Drag - SOLD
- STV RR Drag with a Drag- SOLD
- 18' seacraft c/c 200 merc- SOLD
- 18' Action Marine Retired & "Wet"
- STV Needle Nose " The Heat" - SOLD
- 21' Triad- "The Sipper"- SOLD
- 26' concept c/c twin 200 Mariners -SOLD
- STV RR - "Lil Sista" on a Strongback Trailer
- 18' Action Marine on a Strongback Trailer
Everybody wants a piece of the pie, till they try it!!!
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01-27-2013, 11:23 AM #555000 RPM
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Here is their contact info:
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01-27-2013, 11:51 AM #56
I know the polecat was like driving a Flatbottom, wouldn't steer for nothing, LOL. Very quick for sure very few made, not sure I ever saw a STV with the shallow tunnels run. The Teal and white one may have been one but I'm not sure. Thanks for the info,
Sub 300 WOW, how light is the lightest jack has built?
Rick"Conklin Racing" M/E 0494
Sponsers,Conklin Racing, Speed-N-Sport Marine
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01-27-2013, 12:32 PM #57
The teal/white one belonged to Robbie and it`s the STV drag that i spoke of. It had no handleing problems. Just get it linned up at the start and then hang on! Midrange was awesome and it kinda slid around a bit up top but i expected that.
It wasn`t light enough to be competitive in Outlaw at Jasper and would have been way more suited for modified production but the 12in mid wouldn`t allow that.
DBLast edited by Da Bull; 01-27-2013 at 12:34 PM.
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01-28-2013, 09:02 AM #58
Great project, is this a spec boat or do you have any orders for any?
Billy
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01-30-2013, 11:23 AM #59Junior Member
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Small Update!.
I have finished with the seat mold so it can be infused properly!
Built a frame, then faired it in, and Layed up some Tooling Gelcoat, now waiting for it to cure and I'll sand it down and Buff, shortly I'll pull a seat out, maybe on friday with Infusion.
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vacuum infusion
well here is my vacuum infusion on my seat!, turned out great very strong, used only 1 liter of epoxy, maybe less!
I got weight for my first race faring, I cut off all the extra fiberglass and did a weight.. it weighs 44 lbs. i know that may seem like much but it was my first layup.
there are no imperfections either!
I have two seats done up now as well. one I added a little extra re enforcement, they are about 5 lbs a piece.
I layed up one seat and it is a big flexible however it is very strong, i can stand on it while its sideways!
the seats will be done shortly. I also am making another seat mold so I can infuse two seats at once.
and two seats done!
one has a divini cell core for a seat base and one has plywood for a seat base. I want to see how both turn out. the divincell seat is exactly 4.2 lbs and the plywood seat is 5.1 lbs.