SX/SXi/SXi Pro do i need to use the pump wedge on my 750 sx?

[saumboy]

i was wonering what the advantage of using the pump spacer wedge is,do i need it or can i run without it.

 

[SXIPro]

It helps with the porpoising those hulls are famous for. (As long as you have it mounted in the correct orientation)

 

[Waternut]

It helps with the porpoising those hulls are famous for. (As long as you have it mounted in the correct orientation)

Yep. You don't need it if you don't want it though.

 

[john zigler]

try it, with, with out, and even upside down ( some people like them this way).

then you will know for sure, what works best for you, and your set up.

 

[So Low Roller]

Just wanted to know what is the correct orientation?

 

[Half flip95]

Ive never run one on any of my 750s. I think it might save you a little effort and energy on long rides

 

[TheBuzzard]

this thread is 4 years old and rick sold that 750 about 3 skis ago.

 

[So Low Roller]

yes i know its 3 years old, and im happy rick sold it.

i was asking about the correct orientation.

 

[TheBuzzard]

the 750 is a porpoising POS and thats why they put the pump wedge in there to point the nozzle down to help keep the nose down. they moved the motor an inch farther forward on the sxi pro which helped even more.

 

[So Low Roller]

thank you for helping

 

[sxipro02]

I run mine upside down to help lift the heavy turds nose up lol