sjetrider
615 Freeriders are addicted to T1 madness.
- Location
- in the 615 (Nashville)
Used to be about $800 used and $1500 new with exchange I believe??????
Mag pump pics inside.....come see!
- Thread starter parrdaddy
- Start date
Used to be about $800 used and $1500 new with exchange I believe??????
dbrutherford
Parts Whore
- Location
- Fairmont, WV
Are the Yamaha pumps just a new stainless steel stator pressed into a machined out OEM housing?
I know they used to do Kawies that way. Now they just make their own pump for the Kawie 750/800 all from stainless. It is purdy...
I know they used to do Kawies that way. Now they just make their own pump for the Kawie 750/800 all from stainless. It is purdy...
Sanford
ECF
- Location
- Freeride capital of the world
An OEM pump is 11.10lbs with driveshaft, wearing, SS prop and plastic ventury. It would be safe to say this pump adds only 2.5lbs!! I love the way 12v/14v Mag pumps hook up in the fluffy.
IIRC, its the 140mm Mag pumps that are the heaviest suckers.
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- Location
- atlanta ga
my mag pump rules .always stays hooked up in chop.
crammit442
makin' legs
- Location
- here
Mouthfulloflake
ISJWTA member #2
- Location
- NW Arkansas
Kaveman
Born in USA(not Kenya)
- Location
- texas but soon tejas
The cost of both is relatively close. I would say go with the TL if you want more snap right off idle. I run the dual channel and it is an instant fistful of fury. If you already have a very strong setup and you like the hit then go with the pump. As stated these things really shine in less than optimal conditions when cavitation occurs. They GREATLY reduce slippage in foamy or choppy water. The magnum was the last piece to be added to my ski.
FL-cracker
X-H2O
- Location
- old exit 72 Melbourne
If I had Jeremey's power I would..... But for surf I need more weight to the nose, not the tray.. and I dont need anymore power... I have no problems with hooking up with Kevin's "secret setup".
Kaveman
Born in USA(not Kenya)
- Location
- texas but soon tejas
Okay?! Now just get it installed, go to Nashville, learn to ride with it and KICK SOME ASS!!!!!!! No problem.
dbrutherford
Parts Whore
- Location
- Fairmont, WV
Interested in a different cone?
http://www.x-h2o.com/threads/23608
Guy on eBay listed it as a Kawie 750 cone and it looked like a stock replacement to me in his picture. Then I get it and it won't fit anything I own. After checking his feedback I see that he did have a skat modded stock 750 Kawie pump he sold. The buyer of the pump said good he was good and didn't need a second cone. Figures...
http://www.x-h2o.com/threads/23608
Guy on eBay listed it as a Kawie 750 cone and it looked like a stock replacement to me in his picture. Then I get it and it won't fit anything I own. After checking his feedback I see that he did have a skat modded stock 750 Kawie pump he sold. The buyer of the pump said good he was good and didn't need a second cone. Figures...
Prem1x
Tinkering obsessed
- Location
- Austin, TX
You could use normal props, but you want the bigger hub props to match the hub size on the magnum.
BTW, they're made of stainless steel, not magnesium. That's why they are so heavy.
parrdaddy
No he will not!
- Location
- always be a TEXAN!
The Penguin
triple secret probation
- Location
- down by the river
I guess rocket scientists can't read. :biggrin:
from the link provided: $35 shipped
from the link provided: $35 shipped
GinoNewOrleans
Proud REPUBLICAN
- Location
- New Orleans
I am looking to get a Skat-Trak Mag pump 140mm or 142mm 12 vein if anyone is selling or know of anyone selling.