FJXP
I wish I had a million $
- Location
- Toronto, Canada
so they will fit 04 sxr and from what i hear they work awsome??? if yes then i'm intrested.
tired of duckbills? try these!
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FJXP
I wish I had a million $
- Location
- Toronto, Canada
i was just thinking....when i pull the ski out of the water...how do i open this new pieace to see if there is anything to drain? does it screw off like the factory one???
These plugs work great on a sxr. The screw in just like the normall drain plug.
FJXP
I wish I had a million $
- Location
- Toronto, Canada
i just e-mailed him for price and if he will bring it for me to FSF ....i want one......
Just got mine the other day from PWC Doctor- great customer service, BTW. This plug is not some cheap POS- it's a quality piece of hardware, and screws right into the OEM drain plug receptacle. No modding needed on the SXR. I am running a Rule bilge also, so these two things should work in concert with each other and keep my engine comparment dry as a bone. I'll let you guys know how it works out this weekend.
LBE
Eddie Would Go.
- Location
- Charlotte, NC
I'm running these on my Blaster and love them. Great guy to deal with and it is really a quality product.
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yamaslut
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...... and he's a sponsor of the 2008 XMetal Daytona Freeride too...
Thanks again for jumping on board w/ us!!!! I just talked to Chris on the phone, sounds like a solid product w/ good engineering... can't wait to see what they look like in person... Look for their booth at the ride... They will have some for sale there
:Banane19:
Thanks again for jumping on board w/ us!!!! I just talked to Chris on the phone, sounds like a solid product w/ good engineering... can't wait to see what they look like in person... Look for their booth at the ride... They will have some for sale there
:Banane19:
Great to hear postive feedback. I'm been running one of there plugs for a few months now. It's a excellent product. Check out
www.pwcdoctor.com
www.pwcdoctor.com
- Location
- Jersey
These versaplugs are incredible.
I didn't need my bilge pump all season.
Before I had to leave the pump running from begining to end.
No leaks either, my ski sat for three hours in the water and not a drop got inside.
Not to mention they are handcrafted to spec. Very nicely machined.
Way cheaper than duckbills too.
I didn't need my bilge pump all season.
Before I had to leave the pump running from begining to end.
No leaks either, my ski sat for three hours in the water and not a drop got inside.
Not to mention they are handcrafted to spec. Very nicely machined.
Way cheaper than duckbills too.
Soul Man
X
- Location
- Jacksonville, FL
My thought on that is that SOME water getting in is a good thing. Your motor is still running while under. Air is still getting drawn into the motor (from the top of the compartment) and has to be replaced with something (in this case water). If you totally block off the inlets you'd create a vacum and lean out your motor/crack the hood liner etc.
Water Worx
Sport Racer
- Location
- Sunny Fla,Ft Pierce
I used them for the first time after building my ski....
After the first ride the hull was filling with water due to a piece of ziptie sticking the ball open & letting water in the hull.
Cleaned it out & went for a ride,came back in & the other side was now filling with water,removed & found a rivet head jamming the ball open.
Long story short I really like them & they do work a LOT better than duckbills & dont wear out like duckbills.
I really am anal about junk inside my hull but "things" will find their way into the valve & jam the ball open,I would install a small piece of nylon window screen wrapped around the threads then screwed in this will allow water to flow out but wont let "junk" jam the ball open.
After the first ride the hull was filling with water due to a piece of ziptie sticking the ball open & letting water in the hull.
Cleaned it out & went for a ride,came back in & the other side was now filling with water,removed & found a rivet head jamming the ball open.
Long story short I really like them & they do work a LOT better than duckbills & dont wear out like duckbills.
I really am anal about junk inside my hull but "things" will find their way into the valve & jam the ball open,I would install a small piece of nylon window screen wrapped around the threads then screwed in this will allow water to flow out but wont let "junk" jam the ball open.