Super Jet SN Single or Dual Bilge?

[icecoled007]

What is better to run?

I know the SN takes on more water than other skis, would it be worthwhile putting two in? I am planning on riding it the ocean (not very often) and the price difference is only a few bucks more.


Another question: I am running a ebox from a waveraider. It is minty fresh and never has been cracked open. In attempts to keep is sealed can I run the bilge power off the wiring harness that's designed for the display? Does it just put out constant power?

Thanks in advance

 

[subhard]

Can't hurt. One pump has a hard time keeping up when times get rough

 

[Joker]

Go dual so if one happens to break down you still have one and obviously you can move more water.

 

[icecoled007]

The only thing I dont want to do is drill another hole in my hull.....

Can I run both on a single fuse?

 

[AtomicPunk]

Did you disable the factory siphon? I run that plus one 500GPH. it's the only way to go for surf.
If your switch goes bad or you blow a fuse, then 2 electric bilges will do you no good.

Flatwater is a different story.

 

[icecoled007]

No factory siphon still in.

 

[Iland Trader]

Seems obvious to me now, but most of my water intrusion problems occurred as a result of the factory siphon line having dropped below the water level letting it equalize into the hull.
Not sure why it took me so long to see that When the ski floating but not running, say right before loading it up or in between rides in a few inches of water it would come in fairly quick