Bro love the work, I’m just getting into jetskis but I feel if I was the owner of this I’d be worried about the intake sucking in water is there any concern for this ?
Just a thought. This will work very well for getting air in the hull. In fact the hull will have positive pressure. Are there any concerns with a pressurized compartment that has vaporized oil and fuel creating an explosive condition?
@@danav3387 no there is a vent in the back for air to escape. We just didn’t show that part of the kit. The exit is on the back deck of a rxpx . The cold air pushes the hot air out the back
All jokes aside and Im not taken anything away from you bro keep up the good work bro I wasnt trying to make money then or now just trying to go faster but I did this to my 2021 RXP couple years ago
We did it 3 years ago but it’s not like this. Most people tried to copy our TH-cam video showing the prototype. I can just about guarantee that the holes people cut in the front of the rxpx don’t look like they belong. They might function to some degree but they don’t look oem
@cowboybishopvids6570 oh ok never seen that video. Looks better than mine for sure lol. But hey the other idea that I had that I did was put a flexible tubing into them holes with a connector and bring it all the way back to the intake area that wav the air is going directly to the intake just an idea boss keep up the hustle you have a good imagination 💯
@@austinhenry8814 I seen another person use the flex tube to put further back but it usually melts bouncing on the motor and on a 325 you really can’t fit a 3-4 inch kana flex tube into the back of the hull. There is a part we didn’t show in the video that comes with this kit. It’s an air diverter. It funnels the air into the hull in high volume. Works better than the flex tube
I'm really considering getting this for my RXP 325 but my only concern is water getting swallowed / scooped in by those intakes when the nose stuffs into a wave while messing around or riding in some bigger waves. Is there anything to prevent that or is it just a hole in the hull ?
@@Prokiton no worries because the aren’t 100% sealed the water goes in and out the bottom by your sound system into your footwells. Water can’t travel up when you have a place from it to drain. If you go look at your rxpx 300/325 the back of you oem faux intake tubes have a 1/2 inch part in them right by your sound system. That’s still there. The way the air gets into your hull is with an air diverter at the top on the tubes . 1 percent chance of getting water into the hull. You have to sink to get water in here. You’d have to literally go under water for a few seconds to have any issues. If that is the case we will have a remote control electric door that can seal the vent off inside the tube. That’s an extra cost but in most cases doing normal recreational riding you will not need them. We’ve tested it for 2 years and put it through all types of riding conditions with perfect results
Bro you killing it!!! This goes hard!!
Awesome!
Bro love the work, I’m just getting into jetskis but I feel if I was the owner of this I’d be worried about the intake sucking in water is there any concern for this ?
Just a thought. This will work very well for getting air in the hull. In fact the hull will have positive pressure. Are there any concerns with a pressurized compartment that has vaporized oil and fuel creating an explosive condition?
@@danav3387 no there is a vent in the back for air to escape. We just didn’t show that part of the kit. The exit is on the back deck of a rxpx . The cold air pushes the hot air out the back
@@cowboybishopvids6570 thanks.
All jokes aside and Im not taken anything away from you bro keep up the good work bro I wasnt trying to make money then or now just trying to go faster but I did this to my 2021 RXP couple years ago
I have another idea that I did with that same set up if you want to hear it
We did it 3 years ago but it’s not like this. Most people tried to copy our TH-cam video showing the prototype. I can just about guarantee that the holes people cut in the front of the rxpx don’t look like they belong. They might function to some degree but they don’t look oem
@@austinhenry8814 th-cam.com/video/NE7eM-sIrXU/w-d-xo.htmlsi=7zsdn2FjKixD5s5T
@cowboybishopvids6570 oh ok never seen that video. Looks better than mine for sure lol. But hey the other idea that I had that I did was put a flexible tubing into them holes with a connector and bring it all the way back to the intake area that wav the air is going directly to the intake just an idea boss keep up the hustle you have a good imagination 💯
@@austinhenry8814 I seen another person use the flex tube to put further back but it usually melts bouncing on the motor and on a 325 you really can’t fit a 3-4 inch kana flex tube into the back of the hull. There is a part we didn’t show in the video that comes with this kit. It’s an air diverter. It funnels the air into the hull in high volume. Works better than the flex tube
I'm really considering getting this for my RXP 325 but my only concern is water getting swallowed / scooped in by those intakes when the nose stuffs into a wave while messing around or riding in some bigger waves. Is there anything to prevent that or is it just a hole in the hull ?
@@Prokiton no worries because the aren’t 100% sealed the water goes in and out the bottom by your sound system into your footwells. Water can’t travel up when you have a place from it to drain. If you go look at your rxpx 300/325 the back of you oem faux intake tubes have a 1/2 inch part in them right by your sound system. That’s still there. The way the air gets into your hull is with an air diverter at the top on the tubes . 1 percent chance of getting water into the hull. You have to sink to get water in here. You’d have to literally go under water for a few seconds to have any issues.
If that is the case we will have a remote control electric door that can seal the vent off inside the tube. That’s an extra cost but in most cases doing normal recreational riding you will not need them. We’ve tested it for 2 years and put it through all types of riding conditions with perfect results
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