B1 question need help getting Blaster upside down Whats the best nozzel to use
- Thread starter weso
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BruceSki
Formerly Motoman25
- Location
- Long Island
Talk to zimmy. He is the blaster flip master.
I would say you need a head high curling wave to start. And a little brapppp under the hood. A b pipe and high compression head along with a prop and Msd would be my suggestion. No trim required until you are trying to flip off two or three footers. It may help you learn though.
And hit the wave way later than you think you should. That was the hardest part for me learning how to flip.
(but I've never flipped or rolled a blaster, just an sj)
I would say you need a head high curling wave to start. And a little brapppp under the hood. A b pipe and high compression head along with a prop and Msd would be my suggestion. No trim required until you are trying to flip off two or three footers. It may help you learn though.
And hit the wave way later than you think you should. That was the hardest part for me learning how to flip.
(but I've never flipped or rolled a blaster, just an sj)
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Weso, trim is the best way to go! Even if you aren't trying to flip, getting through breakers is a lot easier when you can pop the nose up with the trim, rather than having to work the bars. Nozzle depends on your budget IMO, you could make a systems using a raider trim ring for cheap, the X-metal system is about $400+ but it wont survive a hit on the rear end as the SS trim ring will bend (from experience), the Thrust system is really nice, I ran one for a few years before it gave out, I think those are $700+.
Like Bruce said, some decent surf, hit the wave late and commit to it, if you are half way there already a trim system will most likely give you the extra rotation!
Good luck!
Like Bruce said, some decent surf, hit the wave late and commit to it, if you are half way there already a trim system will most likely give you the extra rotation!
Good luck!
this nose kit adds rcoker and cuts off almost 15 lbs. Also wouldnt hurt to cut some inches off the rear and reinforce back there at the same time as its quite weak.
got them in stock ready to ship at about the cost a trim system! $475 shipped
if you can install tubbies or footholds you can do this
got them in stock ready to ship at about the cost a trim system! $475 shipped
if you can install tubbies or footholds you can do this
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Thanks for the info got to do some saving or flip a ski here soon. My blaster bottom not looking to good paint is gone and starting to see fiberglass,or brown color on the bottom, it's not taking in water but I'm concern a little. Got lots stress cracks on top deck were your feet go and by the pump area. May just find a blown up b1 and switch hulls
- Location
- Livermore
wes just get a damn superjet lol