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No that this isn't valuable information but this is a 3 year old thread that was last posted on by a BOT and the OP hasn't been on in a year.

Just opened the pump shoe up as much as I could, FX1 grate and shaft. https://www.x-h2o.com/threads/fx1-144mm-pump-swap.55230/

That sounds familiar, I was running a solas around that pitch and swapped to a 144 and it was night and day better even with a stock blaster impeller.

I feel like most where running something taller 19/?something. Either way, it's all crap at 122mm.

Just saw a sweet DVX pop up in WI and one in MI.

Almost? Dude got his doors blown off by Stone and Yamamoto.

He's not wrong, it is a design "feature".

Why not get something cool?

Are you riding everything out? If you are flopping and pancacking tricks a lot, carbon may not be the best choice.

Always an awesome event, one of, if not the best freerides going strong for nearly 15 years.

Slap an extra ground wire on it quick too. From your battery to the engine somewhere.

This hull needs a gold hand pole.

Most hulls achieve nozzle stick out by reducing hull length, this is not what he is proposing. Unless the hulls you are referencing are using a longer driveshaft to achieve the pump setback.

I feel like there is a tradeoff on the pump setback. One thought is that moving the pump back increases leverage on the hull and increases steering response. On the other hand it would seem it could have a similar result as a longer wheelbase and increase turning radius.

Does it seem like a whole new hull or could it be all negative space adjustments to an existing mold?

What is the application? FWIW the SBT Adonis impeller is a great, budget impeller. https://www.shopsbt.com/jetski/Yamaha-Adonis-Impeller-13-17.html

Exactly, sliding screens. They open to just about 1" larger than the width of my beach cart tires so I can nearly tear them off the track everytime I move a ski in and out.

Removed the giant Torrent decals from my FR2 and went back to the OG graphics for now.

The theory makes sense, if a SJ just barely floats, anything with less volume and roughly all the same components isn't going to. If the hull is in any way smaller than a SJ, the math doesn't work out.