- Location
- spotswood NJ
So can anybody tell me why when a superjet does a fountain the water stream looks perfectly cylindrical and clean but when i do a fountain on my sxr it sprays wide and all messy looking,
Fountains!!
- Thread starter haromang14
- Start date
- Location
- North Carolina
Mostly because Yamaha is better then Kawasaki.... Jk. The yamaha has veins in the reduction nozzle that aid in keeping the water straight. I know my buddies sxi dosent. I don't know about the sxr.
- Location
- spotswood NJ
Your right it doesnt but idk if that would be the cause or not, its still leaving a round nozzle....
- Location
- Vegas
I don't I always got carried away, held them too long and Water intrusion issues I quit doing them sometimes I start them I have to stop my self, it's like telling a kid no candy at a candy store
iangdesign
Cats, lots of cats!
- Location
- United States
I did a fountain last season at the lake and held it a little too long. Filled the engine compartment and nearly choked the carb with water. The bilge was emptying water for good 10 minutes...haha. Never again...
- Location
- amarillo ,tx
Surprised I never sank my ski doing fountains and subs before I installed bilges
- Location
- spotswood NJ
Wow awesome, that makes sense, and btw ever since i did my hood blockoff mod on my sxr i dont get any water in during fountains 
its like having an extremely powerful supersoaker lol brings me way back
its like having an extremely powerful supersoaker lol brings me way back
- Location
- Arnold MO.
Try a 650sx nozzle. It has a bigger bore than a 750/800 and it has veins. I picked up one from ebay for like 20 bucks.
- Location
- Fort Worth
i like to do bulldogs into foutains near the beach and spray people.(sometimes they dont like it)
The 650sx nozzle measures out at 83mm across, and has vanes. It's slightly oval shaped so it's more like an 82 or 81.5mm bore if you really want to get down to the nitty gritty. They work well for a little extra bottom end too.