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- Washington, PA
Tired of running bilge all the time. Any one have a recommendation? I feel like the versa plugs or what ever they are called would be better but I am not sure.
Blaster duckbill, versaplugs
- Thread starter escore
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- amarillo ,tx
versa plugs drain faster that duck bills
- Location
- amarillo ,tx
dam *than*
subhard
TITS OR GTFO
- Location
- anchorage ak
Suck bills leak like mofos. Get versi plugs
- Location
- Washington, PA
lol I ordered the Blowsion version today.
subhard
TITS OR GTFO
- Location
- anchorage ak
The Blowsion suck bill or versi plug?
- Location
- Washington, PA
- Location
- CT
Wow didn't know they were making them too now. Looks to be the same as pwcdoctor
DAG
Yes, my balls tickled from that landing
- Location
- Charlotte, NC
I have a screwin versi-plug for sale that I dont need. $25 shipped 2-3day if anyone wants it. just shoot me a PM
- Location
- Long Island
i use 2 versa plugs from jetmaniac screwed into the stock drain plug locations works way better than my bilges. They drain fast plus gets the water outta the back of the ski where the bilge cant.
and tshank123 i dont ever get water back in the ski i had it sitting in the water for an hr the other day and not a drop of water came in.
and tshank123 i dont ever get water back in the ski i had it sitting in the water for an hr the other day and not a drop of water came in.
subhard
TITS OR GTFO
- Location
- anchorage ak
I've kept my SXR in the water for days with a versi plug. Not a drop leaks in. Whatever versi plugs you've used are broken.
put pantyhoes or some kinda little filter on the screw side before puttin them in. debris (leafs, stickers, anthing from the hull area) can jam the ball and get stuck open causing water to let in. never has happened to me, but ive seen it. My ski has been left for days in the water with no water inside also. they work well.
- Location
- Long Island
yea i tend to pull them every few rides to check them out simple 30 second thing
- Location
- Washington, PA
I know a guy that sank an SXR tied to a dock in a few hours while he ate lunch. That is what made me stay away from them all this time but I never leave my ski tied up that long and I'm always pumping water out with my bilge from doing subs and tail stands and it gets old. I think they will fit my style well.
- Location
- Destin, FL
I use the blowsion versiplugs. My hull stays bone dry. Just run my bilge when I end up upside down
701 make there own self drain plugs called SURF PLUGS. These have many features not seen elsewhere. http://ozfreeride.com/index.php?threads/701-surf-plugs.9558/
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- Location
- Washington, PA
Damn I already ordered the Blowsion ones but those look sweet and I like urethane. I wish I had known about these first.