SuperJet Polycarbonate Side Sponson

[INDebtSJ]

Waterdawg Kustoms SuperJet Polycarbonate Side Sponson
Has anyone tried the side sponsons on a SJ.The ones that are $75.00.It seems like they are too thin to make a difference but cheap enought to try.
What do you guys think?

 

[wydopen]

too thin

 

[sjetrider]

IMO too thin for the work load of installing them correctly. Go with Tubbies.

 

[RMBC Freeride]

How about the wamiltons ones: https://www.wamiltons.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=337

I have a used set in perfect shape I'll sell you for $100 + shipping.... cheap enough to try??? LMK

(These are very similar to Tubbies)

 

[wydopen]

How about the wamiltons ones: https://www.wamiltons.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=337

I have a used set in perfect shape I'll sell you for $100 + shipping.... cheap enough to try??? LMK

(These are very similar to Tubbies)

ive ridden em..they seem to hook up better than tubbie 1s (i havent tried tubie 2s yet)but they dont have nearly as much float as the tubbies...

 

[Kny21]

Has anyone had a real world test on the WCFs? I remember Steve selling them for $150 a set but nobody ever gave feedback on them...

 

[Mile9c1]

How thin are they? They original sponsons by 3DR were only 13mm wide and they were like $300+.

 

[Takeastand SJ]

Has anyone had a real world test on the WCFs? I remember Steve selling them for $150 a set but nobody ever gave feedback on them...

Ya call Blowsion, they have had the exact same sponsons for longer.

 

[willycrumb]

Yeah....what he said. There the most expensive and you get what you pay for.:hail::hail::hail:To the mighty Blowsion.

 

[Waterdawg Kustomz]

These were an inexpensive option four or five years ago when the idea of sponsons surfaced. They do help, no doubt. But, with the innovation that has happened since then you would be better off using something different. Just my 2 cents!!!

Jeff

 

[Boris]

These were an inexpensive option four or five years ago when the idea of sponsons surfaced. They do help, no doubt. But, with the innovation that has happened since then you would be better off using something different. Just my 2 cents!!!



Jeff

OK, now you done did it.
Let's hear it.

What's in the works ???

 

[Waterdawg Kustomz]

Hmmmmm!

Top Secret!!!! :sneaky:

 

[Boris]

Poop.














You can tell me right here, I promise not to say a word. :sneaky:
:biggthumpup:

 

[motorhead10]

well has anybody compared WF sponsons to the tubbies

i am in the market for some and need some info

 

[Idok]

i had them on my last boat (not jeff's, different ones..)....and never noticed a difference one way or the other


one of them ripped off halfway thru the season, and I couldnt tell the difference in carving to either side with or without

 

[cookerq62]

After havening installed tubbies and looking at the wammer ones;I would have to get a set of wammer ones next. The instalation looks so much simpler and cleaner than tubbbies. Also tubbies can be a little too much at higher speeds as far as the effort you have to put into a carving turn. I have never tried the race tubbies or the tubbyIII's though.

 

[MADMAT]

I have R&D thin (stick out 1/2" each side) ones on Kelly hull and they seem to be more than enough but I have never ridden the thick ones. Her ski is fun to ride in the waves.:cheer:

 

[yamaslut]

tubbie 2's are the best sponsons I have used

 

[RoyalFlush@PCB]

tubbie 2's are the best sponsons I have used

Have you used others? :dunno:


Tubbies definately seem to be the popular choice.

 

[bit]

I have R&D thin (stick out 1/2" each side) ones on Kelly hull and they seem to be more than enough but I have never ridden the thick ones. Her ski is fun to ride in the waves.:cheer:

I have the same on my ski and I really like the way it rides, but it is the only SJ I have ever ridden.