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- Glenmoore pa
Bought a new set - one broke off its base after 1 ride. Classic garbage jet ski part. Anyone know who makes them? I want to contact them and see if they will give me a replacement.
who makes pro-k arrestors and do they have a warranty?
- Thread starter Jcary85
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- Location
- Buffalo, NY
Good question.....I've looked all over for information on them online, but have found nothing.
Big Kahuna
Administrator
- Location
- Tuscaloosa, AL
Have never known them to last........... will not run them.
- Location
- Glenmoore pa
Let’s be serious here, none of them last! I go through Tau Cetis twice a season. The glue separates. I just stuck with Pro Ks since that was what was on this motor
- Location
- Detroit metro
Pretty sure these are made in Europe somewhere.
They are not very high quality but I have been getting better life out of these than the Tau Cetis.
They are not very high quality but I have been getting better life out of these than the Tau Cetis.
- Location
- Buffalo, NY
Are there any decent options out there that will actually last? I'm assuming Blowsion are not any better.
- Location
- Detroit metro
Blowsion are just rebranded Tau Ceti. If you have stiff motor mounts like rhaas, plan on only getting a few months out of any of them. The prok's are cheap enough to just have a few spares sitting around
SXIPro
JM781 Big Bore
- Location
- Here on the 'X' mostly
Stock is the way to go.
Big Kahuna
Administrator
- Location
- Tuscaloosa, AL
I got 10 years out of K&N Pro Series and I am on 4th year on Hot Products/Tau Ceti's. (This really shocked me on the Tau Ceti's).
- Location
- Glenmoore pa
You win!! Thanks bud
bored&stroked
Urban redneck
- Location
- AZ
I've had the one on my superjet for years. The k&n's I put on my old 650sx are still there 10yrs later.
feartheride
feartheride
- Location
- St.Catharines,On.Canada
Here’s some proks where the mesh inside is falling apart.
Not sure I would trust these again after seeing this. Has anyone seen anything like this happening with the tau cetis.
It’s one thing if they start to fall apart or come un glued but when they start to drop pieces of metal down your carburetor, that’s a big issue
Not sure I would trust these again after seeing this. Has anyone seen anything like this happening with the tau cetis.
It’s one thing if they start to fall apart or come un glued but when they start to drop pieces of metal down your carburetor, that’s a big issue
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- the jetski grave yard
My memory is a little hazy but arent prok and fly the same plastic vortex. Prok are clear and fly is blue? All arrestors dont last. They all rip or fall apart and some saster than others. Blowsion tornados are junk as are tau ceti, K&N. It seems the shorty tauceti lasted the longest for me. The shorter they are, the less they vibrate apart. I've never had the Sato engineering but I see those on 1200 1400 mostly
- Location
- Detroit metro
I don't think mine are shedding metal yet, I'll have to check tonight, but the very ends of the plastic 'vortex' are missing on mine. Perhaps 1/8th of an inch. I am assuming they mixed well with 110!