Superjet exhaust "power sleeve"

Big Kahuna

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"Up to 2 MPH". I ran one in my SXR (Maccracing), that along with all the other small mods for Stock Class, I had a high 50-low 51 mph running SXR. Never ran on in a SJ.
 
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"Up to 2 MPH". I ran one in my SXR (Maccracing), that along with all the other small mods for Stock Class, I had a high 50's running SXR. Never ran on in a SJ.

High 50's stock class SXR, WHAT?

Also even 1mph for a stock boat would be huge, not to mention extremely cost effective mod for a lites boat.
 

Big Kahuna

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I have another SXR that we restored (Broke down in salt water never flushed). I can barely get to 48 with the sleeve!!!!!!!!!!! But I think it is the motor. Same mods as my old race boat.......... with exception of the pump plug mod.
 
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Wisconsin
I have another SXR that we restored (Broke down in salt water never flushed). I can barely get to 48 with the sleeve!!!!!!!!!!! But I think it is the motor. Same mods as my old race boat.......... with exception of the pump plug mod.

Yeah no worries. I had a feeling you meant a high tenths place.
 
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Well I think worx officially makes a product. Just wanted to see if people were willing to share their experiences. I would imagine something like this needs some tuning to make work properly. Just like anything
Following up!! Let’s us know if it works on SJ.
 
I made my own, seems to work ok. I calculated the dimensions based on an an sxr stuffer I had lying around.

I gps'd low 50's, never more than 50.3. I'd like to compare it to an actual Worx unit or another one specifically made for a sj.
 

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I've tried 4 different exhaust sleeves. Some work better than others. You need to tune the whole setup as a package to get max performance.

We sell a kit with the sleeve, water routing, and a few other things to wake up the stock class skis.
 
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Wisconsin
I made my own, seems to work ok. I calculated the dimensions based on an an sxr stuffer I had lying around.

I gps'd low 50's, never more than 50.3. I'd like to compare it to an actual Worx unit or another one specifically made for a sj.

As would I. A specific restrictor geometry would certainly yield the best results and RPM, unfortunately I don't know enough about two stroke expansion chambers to do any real engineering work and calculations on how to achieve this. I would imagine it is something along the lines of optimizing the sound pressure wave, but by also not introducing excessive back pressure. I realize that most "engineering" on standup jetskis is trial and error 98% of the time, though.. Would be interesting to set up a simulation for this though, boundary conditions would be difficult! Obviously cost to performance ratio would be terrible.

I've tried 4 different exhaust sleeves. Some work better than others. You need to tune the whole setup as a package to get max performance.

We sell a kit with the sleeve, water routing, and a few other things to wake up the stock class skis.

I would be interested in hearing more about this. Is this super secret stuff? I understand how competitive lites class is.. Do you stock fittings to bypass water out of the jacket boot? I am running something like this already, but the fitting I am using is not a very big bypass, I don't think I am drying it out enough.
 
I have one of these and am about to start testing it. Does anyone have any other suggestions for modifications I can make to accentuate the mod. If it’s top secret maybe just hit me with the private message?
 
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Kawasakis stock pipe has a little bit of tuning, I could not feel much in the Yamaha. Tuned pipes need some level of back pressure. Untuned exhausts lose power with any back pressure. A manufacturer can make products that hurt performance and people would still buy it.
 
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