Superjet / waveblaster shafts

waxhead

wannabe backflipper
Location
gold coast
OK here we have the new shafts designed for the wave blaster and the superjet

The materal used in these shafts is one grade up from the oem shaft after a few months on these shafts being used 4 times a week there isnt so much as even a polish mark on the shafts they look they did when they were put in

Even we were shocked to see the lack of marking

This will be the last shafts you buy for your blaster / Superjet
They will only be avaliable in sets so that you dont put a worn spline in with a new spline ( A sure recipie for disaster)

the price for these shafts is $630 australian which turns out to be $460 american
for 460 you will get eh complete shaft set, thats the short shaft and the long shaft as well as the satisfaction of knowing you just fitted your last shafts into that ski

These shafts are not like the other brands you buy these will outlast your ski

These were designed to handle the large hp and the great pumps we have now compared to the oem hp that the oem shafts were designed to take

Due to the amount of orders that we have recieved there is a 6 week wait on the shafts while we get the backlog out of the way
hopefully less
pm me or email me at wax@waxracing.com
Oh and until some one double roll for every set sold i will give $10 to the double barrel roll challenge
 

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showmepro1200

ISJWTA Member #007
Hey those look great - and what a "playroom" you have there.:headbang:

Since you seem to be quite informed on this part, tell me why there are threads on the rearmost end of the SJ driveshafts? Just curious.:biggrin:
 

waxhead

wannabe backflipper
Location
gold coast
to pull it out whne you replace bearings
thats something we didnt know ethier
but we made the a direct copy other than the higher grade stainless
 

waxhead

wannabe backflipper
Location
gold coast
i am not sure Mile
its the only reason we can think of
wave demon putting 2nd hand shafts in your ski is just asking for troubles
with these ones its the last ones you will ever fit
Some times its better to bite the bullet and buy the right stuff
 

jetskier79

I'm goin' for two
Location
San Diego, CA
waxhead said:
wave demon putting 2nd hand shafts in your ski is just asking for troubles
with these ones its the last ones you will ever fit
Some times its better to bite the bullet and buy the right stuff

He is right. Granted, I pretty much only use 2nd hand parts for everything, but he is right. A 2nd hand shaft is basically a ticking bomb. There is no way to tell just how long it will last, it might be good for a long ass time, or it might break after a few rides (ask ross about that). I think blaster owners should start buying these things up. Blasters are notorious for stripping drive shafts, I'm down to quit doing that.
 

waxhead

wannabe backflipper
Location
gold coast
yeah we are always blowing them here in australia as well
i know these are about the same price as a set of stock oems
but even the stock oem ones cant keep up with the modern hp and pumps we have
We didnt make these to a budget
we made them strong and then worked out what they were going to cost
They are the last shafts you will buy
We can do custom length as well
you just need to give us the dimensions
you want to step back your blaster pump
no prob
 

WaveDemon

Not Dead - Notable Member
Location
Hell, Florida
WaveDemon said:
anyone upgrading to one of these and want to sell your old ones? I need cheaper option.
just pulled the ski appart. I need both shafts. Someone upgrade to Wax's bulletproof **** and sell me yours. :biggrin:
 
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