Bonzi' sold somebody a hull?
If you're going for a performance boat as opposed to a weekend plaything, I'd offset the rudder. It makes things like removing the flex cable for greasing a lot easier also plus improves steering as the rudder isn't in the turbulence of the prop.

Yeah I know u pay for what u get, but since there is no club around here, I wanted to build one that would be fast and maybe draw attention so that when I finish school I might be able to start a club... so no dual turn fins?

Dual turn fins are up to you. If the boat is just for play, at least for now and you want to make left turns then go with them. IF you decide to race then they also come in handy for racing in the Offshore class. Install both then if you are only making right turns or not running Offshore, just unbolt it, leaving the bracket in place.
RC boats do draw attention, that's for sure! Hopefully the good kind, not the unwanted type. People seem to come out of the woodwork every time I get mine out.

That is just what i was wondering... I think im going to go with dual trun fins and just use the right one if i ever go racing... i think im going to be using a good pipe and muffler combo to down play the the bad attention that usually comes with the engine noise...

stats on my new servo that is on its way in the mail...

Speed @4.8v... 0.22
Speed @ 6.0v... 0.2
Speed @ 7.4v... 0.17
Torque (oz./in) 4.8v... 305.8
Torque (oz./in)6.0v... 368.35
Torque (oz./in)7.4v... 417
Torque (kg/cm) 4.8v... 22
Torque (kg/cm) 6.0v... 26.5
Torque (kg/cm) 7.4v... 30
Length... 41.3mm
Width... 21.2mm
Height... 40mm
Weight (g) 64
Gear Material... Metal
Bearing Type... Dual Ball Bearings
Digital / Analog... Digital
Motor Type... coreless

price= 22.95 +5$ shipn...