RSKI Steering Pads & other cool new items
- Thread starter RSKI
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The current model is a replacement to OEM, same diameter. Offering multiple angles and color combinations.
Quinc
Buy a Superjet
- Location
- California
Is the half curve/opening for the trim pull wider then oem? I had to grind my oem one out a bunch for my thrust and xmetal trim.
With the OEM trim ring installed on a Superjet, we unbolted the bracket that holds the trim angle stationary, and moved the nozzle to its fullest extent in all directions. With this setup the nozzle can be at full trim and full turning in either direction without hitting the nozzle on anything. We don't have a Thrust or Xmetal setup, so just send pics and let us know how it fits. We're always wanting to improve.
Quinc
Buy a Superjet
- Location
- California
I will post up some pics and review when I get it. I ordered a few hours ago. You ship it yet? 
I ordered a few hours ago. You ship it yet?
That's just about the funniest thing I've heard in weeks.
Big Kahuna
Administrator
- Location
- Tuscaloosa, AL
Errrrr, There is one guy that when you order, he has hit boxed and out the door before you click "Pay Now"
I think I know who you are referring to, but I just thought this phrasing was particularly hilarious.
What's the name on your order? Chances are I've printed it already and boxing it now. Can post pics if you tell me the name on the order.I will post up some pics and review when I get it. I ordered a few hours ago. You ship it yet?
- Location
- Midland, Ontario, Canada
For those who have tried the steering nozzles, are they finding they like a trimmed up version over a stock setting? Have an edge and curious if a trimmed up one is a good idea. Or even on a blaster
If no other responses come in, I'll give my honest opinion although I only ride Superjets currently. We recommend:
Zero -- Big surf (10-20+ft) and riding fast
+3 -- Smaller surf where I want the ski to be more playful and the nose a little less planted
+5 -- Small surf or river riding to make the SJ handle more like an aftermarket hull (you'll be surprised how true this is)
+8 -- When we're really bored or want to flip our SJ's on ~3ft surf, not the best for high speed but can be ridden at WOT
-2 -- I haven't tested this angle much on my own ski yet, but a friend with a Foot Rocket actually wanted his nose to come down, so he liked it. Also has some potential in racing I would think? I'm excited to ride this one next. Would be sweet for getting the ski on plane instantly.
We priced these so low to try to get people to buy multiples, that's the beauty of it. For $60 you can literally make your ski feel like a completely different hull. So much is determined by the nozzle.
Big Kahuna
Administrator
- Location
- Tuscaloosa, AL
Do you have a Non Trim Version?
I dont run trim on my Edge.
I dont run trim on my Edge.
Yes, both the 61x and 62t are on the website. I use the 61x on my 2001 SJ.
- Location
- Midland, Ontario, Canada
Thanks for the feedback, makes sense breaking it down like that. I foresee one of these in my future...just not sure on a plus 3 or 5
Has there been any testing on a B1? I feel a plus 5 would be pretty sweet on a blaster
Has there been any testing on a B1? I feel a plus 5 would be pretty sweet on a blaster
I don't think anyone has put one on a blaster yet, but not completely sure.
- Location
- Midland, Ontario, Canada
I don’t see the nozzles listed on your site anymore? Are they still available or ?
Unfortunately we removed them from the website because we had a customer modify one with a grinder to make it fit a Thrust trim on a 155 pump. The nozzle broke and he was pretty upset, created a FB post and the energy was super negative. It doesn't fit what we are trying to do with the nozzle anyway, it's intended for non-trim setups, and supposed to get people to have more fun and tunability at a super low price. Since there was so much negativity around it we removed it, and will continue using the nozzles ourselves. Sorry about that.