chriselmore_1
high on resin
- Location
- san jose ca
and he also mentioned he was going to be doing more testing with the 14vane setup to see if it's worth it on the 144 pumps
Are the veins billet alum. as well? If so will they withstand wear or sea shells or god forbid a sucked up pebble? Just curious, Billet alum is alot of things but stainless steel it is not. I am not bashing , just asking. If it is CLOSE to as Durable I will have a 12 vein skat 144 forsale soon LOL.
And Guess who is getting the first Ultra Light "Shredder Pump" ........... :naughty:
I can't give a feedback yet, but the idea of having a pump with 40% - 60% less weight is just tooooooooo good to pass!!!
I am just glad I don't have to wait 6-8 weeks for a pump anymore......
have you ever given feedback on anything..lol
We do have changes to the stator section and also the rest of the pump design ,while we did not change from a jet drive there is alot of hidden things done to the pump for what we see as improvements . The pricing will around the 2k range and we will be trying to improve are production times the more runs we do which we could then lower our cost . But our intial goal was to make the best pump out there for the freestyle /freeride market today and i believe once you see this you will agree . i now can continue to test and modify these pumps to make them more catered to our area of the sport .
pricing will not change acroos the board for size so wether you buy a 144 or 148 the cost will be the same .
AHHH, us poor folks don't need another $2000 pump on the market. Instead send your favorite "Mag" pump to China with a note saying "Crazy Americans pay over $1000 for these". In a few months the market should be brimming with $100 mag pumps.