SoCal Jet Boats
Tech Talk => Jet Pumps => Topic started by: futch on March 22, 2007, 04:32:26 PM
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what is the difference in a ride plate and no ride plate? I want to convert my dominator from one boat to another but one has a ride plate and the other doesn't?
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are you moving the hole thing the pump and intake?
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what is the difference in a ride plate and no ride plate? I want to convert my dominator from one boat to another but one has a ride plate and the other doesn't?
With each boat and pump set-up you want to creat as much adjustability as possible to make your day at the lake or river more enjoyable.
The intake in most cases has been machined to accept a shoe and ride plate.
Call if you need a better clarification.
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A ride plate is a flat aluminum plate below the pump and extending behind the hull/transom. I think Beerjet's pics has a good shot of one. A ride plate is just that, a plate that the boat rides on. A shoe is directly in front of the ride plate to help force the water into the pump. With a shoe and a ride plate there's less boat in the water making it faster.
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the pump I am removing from my pickle has a custom grate and the pump has been polished inside with a b/c ss impeller had a bronze but it exploded so the new hull I got has no ride plate where my other had one. so I was trying to decide what the pros and cons are to having the ride plate?
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The pro's: it's faster.
The con's: none.
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Pickup the current HOTBOAT magazine, it has a pump article that may help. TIMINATOR
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After reading this thread again I remembered a friend that installed a ride plate onto a Hawaiian with a Jacuzzi YJ and lost most of reverse thrust due to the flow of water hitting on the ride plate. oops O0
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After reading this thread again I remembered a friend that installed a ride plate onto a Hawaiian with a Jacuzzi YJ and lost most of reverse thrust due to the flow of water hitting on the ride plate. oops O0
I guess that would fall under the "con" catagory. ;D
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i am running one on my daytona and reverse is almost non existant
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i got a ride plate on mine and its adjustable ;D, total stroke is about 1/2 inch, seems to work on my boat, i gotta check out that reverse thing, didnt think i had a problem....