SoCal Jet Boats
Tech Talk => Jet Pumps => Topic started by: 82daytona on February 20, 2008, 09:54:49 AM
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is a inducer need for my boat ?
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IN SHORT YES!!!!!!!!!!
2sav ;D
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I don't think an inducer is "needed" for any boat, but it will perform better with an inducer installed into it. A firend of mine had an inducer installed and he said he definately noticed a positive difference.
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I would talk to a pump guy first! Some say it helps holeshot but hurts top end and some say oppesite. The frien that it helped also has a VERY heavy boat with a stock engine. Call tom.
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I would talk to a pump guy first! Some say it helps holeshot but hurts top end and some say oppesite. The frien that it helped also has a VERY heavy boat with a stock engine. Call tom.
You need a spell check feature. :sly:
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You need a spell check feature. :sly:
;D thanks guys
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I don't think an inducer is "needed" for any boat, but it will perform better with an inducer installed into it. A firend of mine had an inducer installed and he said he definately noticed a positive difference.
LOOK WHO'S TALKING :banghead: What is firend? its friend ;D
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(https://www.socaljetboats.com/cpg/albums/userpics/10034/thumb_offtopic1.gif)
There is only one way to for know if an inducer will help or not . Buy one and try it ....
-beerjet-
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LOOK WHO'S TALKING :banghead: What is firend? its friend ;D
He can edit, I can't. :-*
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Back to inducers. Tom just put one in my pump. I thought they were supposed to help keep the pump loaded thruoghout, from the hole shot to wide open. Maybe Tom or Josh will give us some schoolen on the subject.