Rear sponsons

[cameron da river rat]

Has anybody tried a set of rear sponsors on the FX1? I've installed a couple different sets. I pulled off of other skis to try it out and they seem to help quite a bit. Except for when I come out of a turn, it wants to straighten the ski up so fast that almost throws you out of the tray.

So far, the best ones ive tried 57598Care a set of C do XP like mid 90s style sponsors they're not very big. They're just a small curve and stall themong. The bond flange and I think I need to either move them forward or go with a different style. I've got tubbies already

 

[E350]

Yes. Calling @waxhead

 

[waxhead]

Yes the fx1 loves rear sponsons. Front and rear sponsons on an fx1 are a great thing

 

[E350]

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@Aquaholic with waxhead's rear sponsons on his 550sx mini monster:

Custom/Hybrid - Mini Monster

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[Stavissimo]

Need to do this to my fx1

 

[E350]

Me too.

 

[Myself]

I need an FX1 first!.................Then I need to install sponsons!!

 

[E350]

Here you go:

Yamaha fx1 - boats - by owner - marine sale - craigslist

Flawless 1994 super rare fx1 professionally built 62 701 cc motor protec free ride porting protec moflo 46mm mikuni carbs msd ignition factory b pipe and fast times water adjustments umi steering...

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1995 Yamaha Superjet FX1 - boats - by owner - marine sale - craigslist

1995 Yamaha Superjet FX1. Excellent as new condition. Looks like she just came off the showroom floor. I bought two and only need one. The underside looks brand new and doesnt look like the ski was...

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Personally, I like the second one, above.

 

[cameron da river rat]

Prowatercraft keeps popping up as an option, I don't want too aggressive, this thing is already as squirlly as my 550. Here is a picture of the seafood sponsons which helped a lot but coming out of a turn it straightens up almost too quick

 

[cameron da river rat]

Prowatercraft keeps popping up as an option, I don't want too aggressive, this thing is already as squirlly as my 550. Here is a picture of the seafood sponsons which helped a lot but coming out of a turn it straightens up almost too quick

Is there something less aggressive like my pro?

 

[waxhead]

How about something you can adjust, so you can make them more or less aggressive

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[cameron da river rat]

How adjustable are they? I was told moving them forward lessens the aggressiveness?

Lol I just noticed that 550 has almost the same color scheme as mine

 

[waxhead]

the more you move them forward the sooner they turn into the corner

 

[cameron da river rat]

I called and talked to prowatercraft and "they said" moving them forward is less aggressive but I agree that moving them forward is going to do exactly what you said. Are yours adj forward and backwards or just up and down?

 

[cameron da river rat]

well i'll need to decide before winter lol......... so i can try them out this fall before water temp drops, right now its still real nice

 

[E350]

Cameron, send Wax a private message from here. Or use the contact form on his website waxracingproducts.com and ask him your questions.