Trevorbm
“Only full sends, we’ll fix it later”
- Location
- Xenia Ohio
Anyone swap them back to back? Guessing the 65v rides more nose high with the 5 deg up sweep.
65v vs 62t 144 nozzle
- Thread starter Trevorbm
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65v nozzle vs 62t nozzle (144)
What are the exact differences between the two for 144 pumps.
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superjetkev
x-h2o
- Location
- downriver, ontario CANADA
I swapped back to back last year. I ride a superjet not a backflip ski but it does bring the nose up a little. No issues porpoising at any speed. For freeride I like it. Used a fx140sho steering nozzle with it. Works good.
Trevorbm
“Only full sends, we’ll fix it later”
- Location
- Xenia Ohio
I got an m1 and was wondering if swapping the nozzle will give me a little more pop off the wave.
It will make your ski start the rotation faster off the wave. Depends on what tricks you are doing and overall setup if that is a good thing for,you.
- Location
- Connecticut
I have a modified 65V nozzle that i milled to accept my Xscream OG trim. I put it on my M1 as an experiment. It definitely felt more playful. It was like a little more "loose". Yes it added a bit of static trim as well. I removed it because i felt like it was easier to chase boats with my 62T nozzle.
My nozzle is listed for sale on marketplace for $50. The sad thing is that i took pride in how well it came out clearance wise. I put alot of effort into its modification to accept the trim. So, $50 seems like a low price for that effort but i just don't need it.
My nozzle is listed for sale on marketplace for $50. The sad thing is that i took pride in how well it came out clearance wise. I put alot of effort into its modification to accept the trim. So, $50 seems like a low price for that effort but i just don't need it.