SAN Hulls?

Nanistia · Outlaw Joined: 23 Dec 2003 Posts: 134 City: Orlando

How many hulls has the SAN had? And what years? Any help would be apprecitated.

Bruky · Guest

SAME HULL FOREVER AND EVER AND EVER.

Nanistia · Outlaw Joined: 23 Dec 2003 Posts: 134 City: Orlando

I heard they made modifications to it a couple years back. It never really caught on so they switched back. I was just wondering what years this happened if it is even true.

Ralph · Posted: Jul 01, 2004 3:33 pm Post subject:

95 to 04 and beyond by the looks. Case of if it aint broke don't fix it.

Started out as the super sport and re-branded as the Super Air later on.

Nanistia · Outlaw Joined: 23 Dec 2003 Posts: 134 City: Orlando

I just slightly remember something about a TWC hull or something like that. Maybe its not on the SAN, maybe a sport or a pro air.

Bruky · Guest

They have changed the deck multiple times if that is what you are thinking, but not the actual hull.

Mike D · Criminal Joined: 21 Apr 2003 Posts: 74 City: Orlando

in 99, they had a superair with a tcs? hull, at least thats what the decal said on the boat. Tw2cspdq? anyway its sitting at south east correct craft for some service, looks the same other than the chimes or spray pockets?

fyi
Mike

95-2001 it was the same hull and deck, minor changes on the deck thruout the years, grab rails difference in the bow, bow seating changes in 2000, the little seat come out of the center. 95-2000 had the playpen type seating, which was better for storage, I could stick a surfboard and my sons knee board under the bow playpen in my old supersport, lost the storage in my 2001 san.

882001 · Posted: Jul 01, 2004 4:07 pm Post subject:

he is talking about the pro air! 97-98 or so bad idea it had chines like the old barefooter. and some other cuts. i have heard two stories about that. bad small wake/great wake. never been in one

DRAGON88 · Posted: Jul 01, 2004 4:26 pm Post subject:

Yep, you would be thinking of the Pro Air Nautique (TWC) hull from 99-01 it basically has 2 chines and then two pockets in the hull that act as vacuums and suck the boat into the water farther, it was a interesting idea, but sadly it never caught on...

One of the biggest problems with the Pro Air Nautique is the fact that because of its hull it used lots and lots of gas when it was weighted... Correct Craft decided to put it out of its misery building the last Pro Air Nautique in 2001.

Another problem was the fact that it was a direct drive; people will buy DD boats as cross over, however the ski wake behind the PAN was sucky, so it wasn’t a good crossover boat at all... Not many "core" macebearers were buying the boat, and none of the crossover types were either.

I do have to give my respects to CC though, that boat was the first wakeboard specific hull built...

Nanistia · Outlaw Joined: 23 Dec 2003 Posts: 134 City: Orlando

Thanks, I knew I had heard something about a TWC hull. I friend tried to tell me his 2000 SAN hull is different than another friends 98 SAN hull. When I told him he was wrong that they have not ever changed the SAN hull, he got all flustered and stomped out of my house like a 3 year old. Once again thanks for the info

Mike D · Criminal Joined: 21 Apr 2003 Posts: 74 City: Orlando

hey, we wakeboard every thursday morning at the sportsman club, your welcome to join us older folk.

Mike
2001 san

Nanistia · Outlaw Joined: 23 Dec 2003 Posts: 134 City: Orlando

I usually ride on Lake Down. My Girlfriends parents are members of the sportsmans club. Maybe one thursday if My brother and I get off early enough and it doesnt rain, we will head over the Lake Sheen and take you up on that offer.

Mike D · Criminal Joined: 21 Apr 2003 Posts: 74 City: Orlando

Lake Down? I havent been over there in a while, I dont think I can get my boat through the canal? When do you guys ride? Maybe I will park over at publix and you guys can give me a pull?

Mike
rain, when does it not rain...