- Location
- Long Island
Sub-850cc non PV best pipe setup on my budget?
- Thread starter Roseand
- Start date
Enough with the drama, can we please go back on topic? Right now I've got people pming me saying it'd be a good idea to get the pfp so I can see what setup works the best since it's easy to switch between wet and dry.
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Christian_83
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- Location
- Denmark
A OEM 155 pump will outperfom a 144 mag, any day of the week. You will get a much better "power/thrust gain" in sweeping your pump with a 155 OEM.
I dont get why people are doing freestyle boats with big intakes and run small pumps
I dont get why people are doing freestyle boats with big intakes and run small pumps
- Location
- Cleveland, Ohio
Ducky
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- Location
- Charlotte, NC
Nice video...that's my fellow LKN resident Ryan Doberstein...he's also a very good, sponsored AM rider, and that boat was professionally put together and dialed in. We arent comparing apples to apples here.
- Location
- Cleveland, Ohio
yes, you are missing something. At 1:43 360 to 360 to 180(almost another 360)
Christian_83
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- Location
- Denmark
@stefan it was a old Dasa cast small bore 5mm PV. it was running really good, but i would say my Dasa 850 SS was running really really strong to, and for the price at 2800usd for a topped kit - its hard to beat.
But anyway skills and training goes along way, look at Chris Anyzetski with a glass XFS hull, 144 pump and 760 cylinder.
But anyway skills and training goes along way, look at Chris Anyzetski with a glass XFS hull, 144 pump and 760 cylinder.
Quinc
Buy a Superjet
- Location
- California
Video needs more of the first few seconds.
Christian_83
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- Location
- Denmark
lol, i can't imagine you are the only guy thinking this.