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  1. 03-08-2006, 07:16 PM #1
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    Skat Trak

    i got my pump back today, all i can say is....wow! The qaulity and craftsmanship is outstanding. the oem pump is a peice if shit...what a difference!

    heres a couple before an after pics:
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    now all i need is a 3 blade .

    Jerry or PR...what type/brand of oil/lube should be used with this set up? and how often should i change it?
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  2. 03-08-2006, 08:15 PM #2
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    If the pump came back from skat assembled, then it is already filled with oil.
    If it was un-assembled, SeaDoo Synthetic pump oil, Redline 85W, or Amsoil 85w synthetics will do just fine.

    Glen at skat reccommends 10-15 hour service intervals:

    I have been told that the capacity is 2 ounces.

    hope this helps...PR...

    Oh btw that looks awsome! they do good work...can`t wait to try mine out...
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    I called glen today, and ordered the venturi mod . I got 79,80,81mm nozzles. I also asked them about Magnum pumps, and they have 155, 159, 160, maybe even 161mm pumps for the RXP They said the larger the pump the better accel , and hook up. Suggested the 155mm for more top end.They already come with SS rings, billet cones and tripple bearings. Hummm decisions, decisions
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    Quote Originally Posted by psycho rxp
    I called glen today, and ordered the venturi mod . I got 79,80,81mm nozzles. I also asked them about Magnum pumps, and they have 155, 159, 160, maybe even 161mm pumps for the RXP They said the larger the pump the better accel , and hook up. Suggested the 155mm for more top end.They already come with SS rings, billet cones and tripple bearings. Hummm decisions, decisions
    Down boy, down, down

    doesn`t these decisions just make you nuts ...PR...
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  5. 03-08-2006, 09:07 PM #5
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    mxl16: For $300 they would have put a new 3 blade in there for you
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mark S
    mxl16: For $300 they would have put a new 3 blade in there for you
    i was tempted..since im adding all my mods at once, i want to get the solas pitched and fine tuned to see how it runs..then get a 3 blade and see what gains it gives me. but i have very little patiance for these things ..so who knows.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pale Rider
    If the pump came back from skat assembled, then it is already filled with oil.
    If it was un-assembled, SeaDoo Synthetic pump oil, Redline 85W, or Amsoil 85w synthetics will do just fine.

    Glen at skat reccommends 10-15 hour service intervals:

    I have been told that the capacity is 2 ounces.

    hope this helps...PR...

    Oh btw that looks awsome! they do good work...can`t wait to try mine out...
    awesome..thanks PR. ill just change it everytime i change my oil..usually about every 15 hours.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mxl16
    Quote Originally Posted by Pale Rider
    If the pump came back from skat assembled, then it is already filled with oil.
    If it was un-assembled, SeaDoo Synthetic pump oil, Redline 85W, or Amsoil 85w synthetics will do just fine.

    Glen at skat reccommends 10-15 hour service intervals:

    I have been told that the capacity is 2 ounces.

    hope this helps...PR...

    Oh btw that looks awsome! they do good work...can`t wait to try mine out...
    awesome..thanks PR. ill just change it everytime i change my oil..usually about every 15 hours.
    Ya Man! no prob! Wow you change your oil that soon? I usually doo 1/2 season = 2 complete changes, o-rings and all...PR...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pale Rider
    Quote Originally Posted by mxl16
    Quote Originally Posted by Pale Rider
    If the pump came back from skat assembled, then it is already filled with oil.
    If it was un-assembled, SeaDoo Synthetic pump oil, Redline 85W, or Amsoil 85w synthetics will do just fine.

    Glen at skat reccommends 10-15 hour service intervals:

    I have been told that the capacity is 2 ounces.

    hope this helps...PR...

    Oh btw that looks awsome! they do good work...can`t wait to try mine out...
    awesome..thanks PR. ill just change it everytime i change my oil..usually about every 15 hours.
    Ya Man! no prob! Wow you change your oil that soon? I usually doo 1/2 season = 2 complete changes, o-rings and all...PR...
    yea..depends on how you ride. i guess you can say im a little....um......aggressive

    ride it like you stole it
    put some excitment between your legs: ride a seadoo
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  10. 03-09-2006, 03:42 AM #10
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    ur pump looks great man! what a difference there is between the stock and modded one. keep up the good work and keep us posted on ur mods!
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