155 prop for jetmaniac 727 in a lightweight hull

[SmittySX]

Ordered the 6/12 155 skat swirl. Ka-ching! Planning to run it in a max mag pump. I'll report the results asap.

Ever try this out mcdog??

 

[McDog]

Not yet. Soon.

 

[scotts2t]

Let us know how it works out

 

[McDog]

I will. Hopefully in the next few weeks. My ski is being stored across town at my mother in law's so it's hard to get time to work on it.

 

[newbee]

Any luck on the setup?

 

[SmittySX]

Would also like to hear. I'll be running a 701ish engine on an OEM 155 soon..

 

[cookn]

I only have 15 mins on a 7/15 big hub in oem pump with a 718. I had to rework my footholds because I couldn't stay in them. I like it so far I report back after more rides

 

[McDog]

Water testing tomorrow!

 

[cookn]

after a good ride on some flat water I would say the 7/15 could be pitched down for sure with no total loss on a 701-735cc. Im going to try a stubby pump cone

 

[newbee]

You are running a bpipe?

 

[McDog]

Pfp. Tested out Pablo's atp flame ignition in it. Worked great in shop but not at all once in water. Ride report delayed again.

 

[cookn]

You are running a bpipe?

I hate when that happens, I failed my first ride at the lake too. I'm running a b pipe with h20 designs flow box.

 

[cookn]

does everyone cut the fins out of the reduction nozzle?

 

[newbee]

Good question. I didn't i'm going to try it with them. Then cut them out after to see if there is any difference. Idk if it would be the same as add a small pump cone or not.

 

[cookn]

I'm thinking I need to as well as adding the pump cone. A buddy ran a unported 760 with total loss and had his reduction at 93 mm which can only be done with a skat nozzle or reinforced stock

 

[air blair]

some nozzles had veins

i think I might just give it a go


Air blair cell

 

[SmittySX]

some nozzles had veins

i think I might just give it a go


Air blair cell

I just laughed out loud.. hahaha.

 

[newbee]

That's pretty good. I don't know if the fins in the nozzle act any different vs have them in The turn nozzle

 

[cookn]

I would think removing the fins would act the same as boring the nozzle or going down in cone size. The skat nozzle had no fins so I'm cuttin them

 

[newbee]

if you find a easy way of cutting them out share the way lol