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Thanx for the advice. Is it dangerous to drill through the floor? I think the tank is located under the floor in the front.

The thing is that I want to install it in the bow. The question is how to mount it properly...

I want to add a subwoofer to my 2020 Ski Nautique. Is there any experience? Where is the best place to mount? Can I put screws through the floor? What kind of subwoofer would you recomment? Lot of questions...

Hello ScottPeterson! I did this with my 2013 SN CB. For removing all parts and the carpet I needed ~2 days. Cleaning everything and glueing the carpet takes ~2 days. And one day you will need for fixing all parts. I was lucky to get the original carpet that fits with width and length.

The most tricky part was the cutting of the carpet. I think I would not do it again. After 100 hrs on the new carpet it is flat again...

I am waiting for my SN 2020 and wonder how to tie the boat without damaging the SeaDeck or the vinyl of the cut-out armrest. Till now I used one rope to the pylon. For short stops one rope is great. All new SN I have seen had damaged vinyl at the windshield. May a shock tube bring a solution?

I can understand that boats become bigger and better and more expensive. I can not understand why a GS20 with tower costs the same as the new Ski Nautique without tower. This was the same with the 200 and the 210. What is going on at Nautique?

In 1996 I bought my first Ski Nautique. Actually I own a Ski Nautique 200. These skiboats always were the cheapest boats in the Correct Craft line. Wakeboardboats were bigger and more expensive. But now? The Ski 200 with tower is in the range of the 210 with tower standard and the new Ski Nautique w/o tower costs the same as the GS 20 with tower and ballast. I do not understand how they calculate...

This electric MC is now at the european boat show in dusseldorf. The electric engine makes up to 100kW and will be installed at the austrian MC dealer.

The same system was used by Nautique Austria till they developed a 220kW electric engine with Link-integration and sold it to Nautique...

 

Any pix..?

The recommendation goes to a carpet overlay. But thats no option for me. Please help with experience - I think I will replace the carpet. Is this so hard to do that it seems to be no option?

With the sn200 OB we hat the problem with water spilling the bow when towing the tubes or at rough conditions and wind. Is there a solution? MC solved this quite good...

Deckadence over carpet makes no sence. The advantage of deckadence is, that it always feels dry because it soaks no water. The water can run in the bilge with deckadence on gelcoat. On carpet this will not work and the carpet stays wet...

The mrsp of the sn 200 ob 2018 was 78k or 82k as team. The sn 2019 ist 106k.

The modifications will bring a pure sn 200. Pure, not cheap. So I can not see any reason to go under 80k..

Deckadence is really cool. Without gelcoat on the floor it might look ugly...

First I did cut out the certain piece and glued in a new piece of carpet. Worked quite good but I did not want to look at this repair. Then I used a carpet inlay but I am not satisfied. I think I will stay with a complete new carpet. Lot of work but worth I think...

That is what I tried first. The problem now is that the oil and the cleaner did destroy the structure of the carpet...

Thinking of a carpet replacement because of an oil spot. Is there a baller who did this with the SN200? Or is there an experience with seadeck on a 200? Need some advice. Thanx

Interesting news. Did they switch to the LINK panoray? Can‘t wait to see pix...