Hey guys I know this was probably talked about but I only want to know specifically about a strait 16 degrees impeller? Would it be good for freestyle riding? I plan on putting in an AM pipe deep scoop intake grate kn air filter but the rest stock. Oh I'm already pre mixing and I istalled a primer and tether kill switch. Your thoughts on a 16 would be appreciated thx!
16 strait for stock x2?
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Too tall.
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the pitch
a stock X2 would be best with a 15 pitch.. but youd be fine with a 16
Im running a skat 16.5 on my bone stock X2. Ski doesnt put down a ton of power but spins my impeller just fine.
a stock X2 would be best with a 15 pitch.. but youd be fine with a 16
Im running a skat 16.5 on my bone stock X2. Ski doesnt put down a ton of power but spins my impeller just fine.
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the 16 is a great prop for the limited 650. 650 is not a great freestyle ski. 650 cant rip itself out of the water
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16 is ok if you build the motor, port, etc etc. 15.5 would work better.
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How decent? If you get it cheap enough, you can send it to Dave at Impros and have it repitched to whatever you want and still be less $$ than a new one.
FYI, A repitch is usually in the range of $85 plus shipping costs but if there is any other damage to the prop, then that estimate can climb pretty quickly.
FYI, A repitch is usually in the range of $85 plus shipping costs but if there is any other damage to the prop, then that estimate can climb pretty quickly.
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burton? erick burton? you know you can edit your own posts..............Burton* not button lol stupid auto correct
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That's why I owned a sled and a quad when I lived in Alberta. I was in High Level for seven years and Hutch Lake would normally freeze around the middle of Oct and not thaw till well into May. Even with a drysuit, it was only a 5 month riding season. You need a toy for every season just to keep your sanity.