Water temperature
- Thread starter pioui1
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Its generally not a concern on a completely stock Superjet. The higher combustion temps caused by cooler air will cause pistons to run tighter in their bores than cooler water by itself although it does make the situation worse. . Opening the top screw will keep the combustion temps low and do more good in cooler than normal temps.
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- Location
- Alabama
it would be a complete waste of time and money
- Location
- the jetski grave yard
You don't restrict water going in, but coming out. Motors are supposed to run basically 150 degrees. If you want it to run hotter than it does, put a restrictor in the pisser
WFO Speedracer
A lifetime ban is like a lifetime warranty !
- Location
- Alabama
- Location
- Lake Havasu City, AZ USA
When I lived in Nebraksa and would ride in the winter time, we just always started our ski's for a bit before we put them in the water. Then once in the water just putt around slowly brapping for a minute or 2 and let your engine temps get adjusted. We never had any problems doing that.
If you just put in the water and start ripping, your going to get a cold seizure(piston expanding faster than the cylinder). We never did any kind of restricting, but you sure can.
Good luck and keep warm!
If you just put in the water and start ripping, your going to get a cold seizure(piston expanding faster than the cylinder). We never did any kind of restricting, but you sure can.
Good luck and keep warm!