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Re: X2/900 build
 Originally Posted by DamageInc
That looks bit.c.hin man.
I just picked up two 900 triple motors with full electronics for $500. Sxi & stx.
Planning an x2 build as well.
Are you planning on using the stock 650 pump, or a 750, or bigger? I just picked up a Solas 12 vane 750 setup for my 750 x2. Would one of those be a better rear-end for the big triple?
Sweet, thats how i got my engines, they were ugly and beat up. i used a stock 650 pump with a big hub swirl cut to fit from impros. and yes the solas pump would be better, i went the cheaper route when it came to my pump and prop
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Resident Guru
Re: X2/900 build
Yeah, I just realized that the 650/750/900 pumps are all 140mm.
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92 X2 650/750 conv build
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Re: X2/900 build
question, my stator cooling... is it needed? or can i run it without having a inlet and outlet?
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PWCToday Newbie
Re: X2/900 build
YES !! That's so clean, I love it.
I didn't get notified that you posted anything ... normally I get an email 🤷*♂️. I'm starting back to my regular job next week and I'm starting on building the manifolds for the V8 Jet SKi project, so I've been really busy.
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PWCToday Newbie
Re: X2/900 build
I can't say for sure, but stator cooling would be much more important if you were running more electronics. It probably wasn't even necessary on the highest draw systems, but I assume they did this because there were running electric trim, gauges, lights, oil level, fuel level and a fairly large battery.
The only thing you will be powering is a bilge pump and charging the battery. The heat created by the stator is directly related to the amount of demand (wattage) so I highly doubt it will be needed. I'm not running mine.
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Re: X2/900 build
 Originally Posted by X2Onthewater
I can't say for sure, but stator cooling would be much more important if you were running more electronics. It probably wasn't even necessary on the highest draw systems, but I assume they did this because there were running electric trim, gauges, lights, oil level, fuel level and a fairly large battery.
The only thing you will be powering is a bilge pump and charging the battery. The heat created by the stator is directly related to the amount of demand (wattage) so I highly doubt it will be needed. I'm not running mine.
right on, thank you sir
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Re: X2/900 build
 Originally Posted by DamageInc
Yeah, I just realized that the 650/750/900 pumps are all 140mm.
In 98 and up the 900's received the 148mm pumps.
Never argue with an idiot, they will drag you down to their level then beat you with experience.
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