I wouldn’t recommend it. The primary function of the intake grate is to prevent large objects from entering the pump. It’s also there for your safety. Because it’s shape is integrated into the mouth of the pump, riding without one will cause all kinds of cavitation,
Don’t use silicone on the intake grate!!! Don’t use silicone on the ride plate!!! The only area of a JS pump that you should seal with silicone is around the pump shoe when installing the pump!
A RIP off of the Jet Dynamics scoop grate. No benefits from the shaft shielding that the JD grates provide. And plus they are designed to throw water up into the center of the impeller.
Great advice on salt water verses fresh water rides.
Do you know if aftermarket grates weigh more than oem?
does it increase top speed ?
I’m new to this sport and the jetski I got didn’t come with one can I still ride it till I get one
I wouldn’t recommend it. The primary function of the intake grate is to prevent large objects from entering the pump. It’s also there for your safety.
Because it’s shape is integrated into the mouth of the pump, riding without one will cause all kinds of cavitation,
Hi mate could you do a video on how to tune the engine?
more videos!!!!!
Don’t use silicone on the intake grate!!!
Don’t use silicone on the ride plate!!!
The only area of a JS pump that you should seal with silicone is around the pump shoe when installing the pump!
Elaborate?
Found it thinks
A RIP off of the Jet Dynamics scoop grate. No benefits from the shaft shielding that the JD grates provide. And plus they are designed to throw water up into the center of the impeller.