Other Scupper valve ???

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crf250r

Location
Michigan
I am building a freeride superjet. i ride inland lakes. my question is should i install a scupper valve? i am going to be running dual cooloing and i am going to use the bilge line for a waterline so i will not have the stock bilge. i was going to just put dual bilges in. if i did a scupper i would still have a bilges. i do hang out on the lake at let it float sometimes. so let me know what you guys think. looking for all the info i can get on them
 
Mike W

Mike W

Infidel
Location
North Florida
crf250r said:
I am building a freeride superjet. i ride inland lakes. my question is should i install a scupper valve? i am going to be running dual cooloing and i am going to use the bilge line for a waterline so i will not have the stock bilge. i was going to just put dual bilges in. if i did a scupper i would still have a bilges. i do hang out on the lake at let it float sometimes. so let me know what you guys think. looking for all the info i can get on them
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If that's the case than I wouldn't install a scupper. You will be fine with dual bilge pumps.
 
mosquini

mosquini

Looking for a fixed steer standup
Location
Mendocino Ca
If you like to stop and float for a while I would stick with bilges. I
Have an xft scupper and it gives me no problems but I don't stop and float for very long.
 
Ericfox

Ericfox

Do it twice?That's DooDoo
Location
Akron area --> OHIO!
If you stop and let your ski float for a long time UNATTENDED... then be careful with the scupper.... scuppers are awesome though... my xft scupper empties the water out SOOOOO fast...

if you can... instead of leaving your ski float out in the water when you take breaks... just pull it up onto shore a little...
 
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