New topic of current thread (under padding thickness ranges)

[kinevac]

Needing help from the public. Working on a jet ski related part directly effected by the amount of under padding people are running in there trays, and need to get a general range of how thick people like it. Primarily looking for Krash, or Rickter riders hulls. but any information will be helpful.

please include: Hull type / thickness of under padding / style of riding (Surf, Freestyle, Flat water). thanks for the help.

 

[McDog]

I don't think so. The pump tunnel isn't designed for a 155.

 

[kinevac]

I don't think so. The pump tunnel isn't designed for a 155.

I didn't think It was but I figured I would ask around out of curiosity.

 

[Lm12]

http://www.sfskis.com/store/p4/Super_Freak_Titan_.html

 

[Yami-Rider]

With enough glass work, anything is possible. I would just run a 148.

 

[kinevac]

http://www.sfskis.com/store/p4/Super_Freak_Titan_.html

Thanks for the info

 

[Berky]

150mm is max for fair efficiency , yes you can stuff a 155 in but it is chocked .

 

[kinevac]

bump

 

[Quinc]

1" is probably average.

 

[kinevac]

1" is probably average.

what kind of ski do you ride? And what style of riding are you doing?

 

[Quinc]

Shortened Superjet for free ride
and A/M carbon hull for freestyle.

 

[kinevac]

Shortened Superjet for free ride
and A/M carbon hull for freestyle.

cool, and you said you are running about an inch of under padding on each one? What style am hull are you riding?

 

[Quinc]

bob gen3. You might find what you are looking for here:
http://www.x-h2o.com/index.php?thre...ff-your-trays-etc-bestfootholdsthread.145462/

 

[kinevac]

bob gen3. You might find what you are looking for here:
http://www.x-h2o.com/index.php?thre...ff-your-trays-etc-bestfootholdsthread.145462/

thanks for the link, looked through it gave me some ideas but not the information I am needing. you happen to have the adjustable bob foot holds or stationary?

 

[Quinc]

thanks for the link, looked through it gave me some ideas but not the information I am needing. you happen to have the adjustable bob foot holds or stationary?

Adjustable. They are great but seem to come loose at the worse times..

 

[jo5hi3]

As thick as possible and still be able to kick in. The more padding the better. I ran 1" this year in my phantom holds and when I redo the turf this winter I'm going to add more to the top.