The official "What did you do to your jet boat today" thread.

[props2you]

Since I used REJEX on the exterior/hull, I figured I'd extend that labor of love to the interior and Rejex'd the interior and 303'd the seats. Boy am I feeling it today! If it wasn't a seat , porous or textured it got Rejex'd!

Man that stuff adds a hell of a shine and excellent repellent!

 

[rkim808]

Finally finished the VHF install. It's the GX1600 connected to the Garmin 64CV via NMEA 0183.
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The placement of the antenna mount allows me to put the mooring cover on with minimal contact.
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New anchor for the river in case fortress doesn’t grab.View attachment 93226

What kind ofAnchor is that?
Aloha @AJack I love the clean mounting of ur VHF did u make the piece u flush mounted it too? Very interested in duplicating ur install, please lmk how u did it? Mahalo

 

[geohil]

Took the speakers that were previously on the swim deck and added them as mid-cabin speakers on my 212X

 

[isitsummeryet]

Since I used REJEX on the exterior/hull, I figured I'd extend that labor of love to the interior and Rejex'd the interior and 303'd the seats. Boy am I feeling it today! If it wasn't a seat , porous or textured it got Rejex'd!

Man that stuff adds a hell of a shine and excellent repellent!
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hey could you please tell me which rejex prodcut is this? There are a few different ones on Amazon. Also, how do you apply it? The boat looks awesome!!

 

[props2you]

hey could you please tell me which rejex prodcut is this? There are a few different ones on Amazon. Also, how do you apply it? The boat looks awesome!!

Of course... here you go: Amazon.com: CorrosionX 61002 Rejex 16oz Bottle: Sports & Outdoors

You apply it like wax, but it's not a wax. Depending on how "gunky" your unit is, you'll want to thoroughly clean the surface, some guys use dawn dish soap first. Once dry, apply it like wax, a little bit goes a long ways, let it set up for at least 15 minutes. I try to let it set as long as my patience allows. Then wipe down the Rejex residue. You'll see and feel an immediate difference. The key is to let is "set up" after you buff it out. Rejex recommends to let it sit for 6 hrs minimum, the longer you let it set up the better protection.

I did my windshields as well and man that stuff is great, they're right with their slogan, nothing sticks but the shine!

You can check this thread out too:
https://jetboaters.net/threads/boat-wax.20920/#post-361010

 

[nesnah2]

I changed out the bilge and bypass outlets.

 

[props2you]

I changed out the bilge and bypass outlets.
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Dude... Those look sexy as hell!!! Where and how much? Easy to change?

 

[Hilario Perez]

I changed out the bilge and bypass outlets.
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I like the look were did you purchase them from what website? And what size did you get them I would like to put them on my 240 also. Thanks in advance.

 

[drewkaree]

I was pretty shocked. When I was chatting with the PO doing the paperwork he talked as if they used it all the time. which I guess they could just an hour or 2 at a time.

I wonder if it's a situation where they don't have far to boat to wherever they'd tie up? They WOULD be "using it all the time", but they wouldn't be putting very many hours on the engines. There are quite a few folks I know that this would describe.

 

[jcyamaharider]

I changed out the bilge and bypass outlets.
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Yeah that is happening to my boat!!


I assume these:

ADA Racing Billet 3/4" 45° degree Bilge Fitting Yamaha Kawasaki SXR Superjet | eBay

 

[nesnah2]

I got the idea from Rob's Yamaha Jetboat DIY. He's on the board here too. They came from ADA racing. It cost me $50 shipped for all 3. You need the 3/4" bilge outlet, and 1/2" bypass outlets. It's easy to do. I did it in less than an hour. Watch Rob's video here ->

 

[nesnah2]

Yeah that is happening to my boat!!


I assume these:

ADA Racing Billet 3/4" 45° degree Bilge Fitting Yamaha Kawasaki SXR Superjet | eBay

Here's what I bought.
Bilge Outlet - 3/4 inch

Water Bypass - 1/2 45 degree

 

[props2you]

I got the idea from Rob's Yamaha Jetboat DIY. He's on the board here too. They came from ADA racing. It cost me $50 shipped for all 3. You need the 3/4" bilge outlet, and 1/2" bypass outlets. It's easy to do. I did it in less than an hour. Watch Rob's video here ->

Well shit, these are now on order...

 

[nesnah2]

Well shit, these are now on order...

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It's just money. ?

 

[props2you]

It's just money. ?

Uh huh! Money is like life's scoreboard, participation trophies aren't handed out when it's over, and I'm a sore loser!!

 

[Kaizen]

Added this weekend, Lumishore lights and controller.

 

[suke]

I wonder if it's a situation where they don't have far to boat to wherever they'd tie up? They WOULD be "using it all the time", but they wouldn't be putting very many hours on the engines. There are quite a few folks I know that this would describe.

It's very possible. I know the lake they used it at isn't very big. Looking at the RPM range it looks like it was primarily used for cruising around and a little bit of tow sports. I have about 7 different types of tow ropes that were in the boat when I got it, so I assumed they did a lot of towing.

 

[Whisky]

FINALLY made it out on the lake for the first cruise of the year, I see the start to a great year ahead!

 

[AJack]

@rkim808 I used a 1/4" starboard, cut with a jigsaw and routed the edges. Relatively simple install.

What kind ofAnchor is that?
Aloha @AJack I love the clean mounting of ur VHF did u make the piece u flush mounted it too? Very interested in duplicating ur install, please lmk how u did it? Mahalo

 

[iamcalled]

Here's what I bought.
Bilge Outlet - 3/4 inch

Water Bypass - 1/2 45 degree

Ordered the blue ones - they will be here before the weekend. Thanks for posting this!!