Greetings all,first post, I added a Solas XO to my 97 (single) Challenger this spring. Made it to the lake(cedar creek,east of Dallas) last weekend.It made a big difference,Having already sealed the shoe and a new wear ring,the 16.5-24.5 ratio seemed to make up for the pump limitations that the singles have.Big improvement over stock,any thoughts? I`ve been lurking on this forum for awhile and have used the tips& tricks that I read here. Thanks
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Solas XO
Started by Rave1, May 15 2010 01:50 AM
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Posted 15 May 2010 - 01:50 AM
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Posted 15 May 2010 - 07:39 PM
Great to have you here and glad this install has made a positive difference. Do you have any pics of your install process that you could share?
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Posted 18 May 2010 - 04:15 AM
I don`t have any photos,but when removing the shoe,I would say to warm slowly let the heat work its way through the alum. and the old sealant will let go easily. I had read an articial on this boat that lays it out on what you can do to improve its performance and the finished product is well worth the time. It seems the shoes were never sealed properly from the factory. If interested you can read it at www.groupk.com .Go to the seadoo arch`s.under (single)They are a little hard on the boat,but you have to keep in mind they are a performance shop.
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