Oliver1421
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Anybody interested in seeing a build thread on my boat? Im well under way but have a ton of pictures of the process. About to start the assembly process this weekend.
Quit teasing! Post some pics. Nicest factory original boat I have seen!Anybody interested in seeing a build thread on my boat? Im well under way but have a ton of pictures of the process. About to start the assembly process this weekend.
They actually did my interior last winter. I’m posting a little each day until I get caught up to where I’m at now with the project.I am a little late to the party here, but YES on a build thread. Looking like really nice work so far.
I want to know how you got on Conquest/Arko's schedule. I've been trying for over a year...
So, what's the secret? I visited them a year ago in January, set up a date in March, and have got nothing but the run around since. Are you related somehow? Secret code ring? Is there a password I need to know about? Help a brother out here.They actually did my interior last winter. I’m posting a little each day until I get caught up to where I’m at now with the project.
I guess I just walked in at the right time. But I will say this… I would never go there again. I paid a premium because I thought they were “The Guys” you wanted to go to for bitchin schiadas and vectors. I had a terrible experience. That place is not the same as it once was.So, what's the secret? I visited them a year ago in January, set up a date in March, and have got nothing but the run around since. Are you related somehow? Secret code ring? Is there a password I need to know about? Help a brother out here.
Looking forward to the next update in your build btw.
My seats are chopped and lowered in my 210. Worth it.My idea was to keep the seats as low as possible. The stock fiberglass Hallett seat bases were about 8” tall and gave you the feeling that you were sitting on top of the boat. The only issue with this is the lack of storage now under the new low seats. Worth the sacrifice in my opinion. Here are some shots of some of the wood work along the way.
Strange. I did not have any issues a few seasons ago. But someone else was in charge.So, what's the secret? I visited them a year ago in January, set up a date in March, and have got nothing but the run around since. Are you related somehow? Secret code ring? Is there a password I need to know about? Help a brother out here.
Looking forward to the next update in your build btw.
That’s the problem!Strange. I did not have any issues a few seasons ago. But someone else was in charge.
That and they were doing a few new 21’s for Maxed out, and a new boss cat. This was only the start of the project… stay tuned. It’s winter now so you know it’s completely tore apart lol!Hah! It was your boat at Conquest that bumped my promised March start date. They said they were slammed getting boats done for DS, call back in 6 weeks...and another 6 weeks...
By the looks of it you had a great summer and the restoration is beautiful. Well done sir.
Feel free to shoot me a callIt could be helpful if you could share some lessons learned on the interaction with the interior shop and what you would do different today. My boat is headed to a shop up here in NorCal for interior in a couple of weeks. Like you, I have pics of what I expect, written instructions, etc. If there are any lessons to share I would appreciate it.
My boat is extremely similar to both of those vectors gel coat wise. I pulled up and we all took off right off from the buoy line at HIH. I think we had 4 vectors that were all similar colors.Boat looks amazing!!! Might have been right near you during the start at Halletts in Havasu.
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Yeah there were three at the time that you all were near us. I was trying to get all three lined up for one image but that never happened. Then going up river there were one or two near but the wife struggles with taking photos while I drive.My boat is extremely similar to both of those vectors gel coat wise. I pulled up and we all took off right off from the buoy line at HIH. I think we had 4 vectors that were all similar colors.
Thanks Len!! The guys at Teague have been nothing short of amazing to work with and are more than capable of handling the dyno tuning. I do have a very good relationship with John Moreland at C&J Engineering so I did opt to have him work his magic on the brand new Gen 3 1050cfm dominator that I bought for this engine and decided to have the dyno tuning done by the wizard himself Steve Brule of Westech Peformance Group. In the high horsepower carbureted world I believe those two gentlemen are some of the best as far as tuning is concerned and are more than capable of dialing in that killer engine package that Teague put together for me!Are you planning to have Teague dyno the motor before you drop it in the Vector? Curious what kind of numbers this package will produce.
My buddy had Teague build a 1050 HP (kind of their package motor for lack of a better term) and install in his 28' Daytona. I was there when they ran it on a test stand and asked the same question, they said they build them to a standard spec that has been on the dyno and fully tested extensively, hence no need to dyno the clones.
What's driving the choice to go open engine? I am guessing this motor is taller than the old one? It's certainly much prettier!