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People here seem to reuse the o-ring without consequence. Just check it over to ensure it is uniformly round with no nicks or cuts, also pick up some o-ring lubricant (Parker Super O-Lube) if it is not lubricated well. Helps with install so you do not roll it during cone install.Just ordered Do you guys reuse the same oring or put a new one on there?
Any benefit to using the L13 comes in a 210 with the TR-1 engines? Everything I’ve seen is people running these with the 1.8L. Most interested in improving fuel efficiency at cruising speeds (~25-28mph) and top speed.
@S1LV3R4D0 ......you've had your cone for awhile now. Do you still recommend it? What setting (ring mm) would you recommend if most of my RPMs fall in the 5200 range. My engine and hull are very similar, if not identical to yours, as I have a 2020 Yamaha SX195. Thanks!Dammit!! I just bought one last week and installed it. Day late and a dollar short, lol. Its a great product for dam sure. Every yamaha boat should have these by default!!
Still offering Jerry? Worth the ask...Hi guys, I wanted to introduce myself. My name is Jerry Gaddis and I own the PWC Performance Forum GreenHulk.net and the Performance store, GreenHulkStore.com
I am a retailer of the Lucky 13 adjustable pump cone and I wanted to tell you guys a little more about this product. One of the forum members here, Swatski, has done extensive testing on his boat with this cone and has shared lots of valuable information about it here on this thread
These cones work amazingly well on the Yamaha skis and of course the Yamaha Jet Boats. These cones work well to prevent cavitation, especially when at full ballast and pulling skiers. They are also tunable by simply adding or removing spacer washers this way you can fine tune the cone for your boats weight and normal capacity.
Here's a short video I made telling a little about the cone.
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There is quite a bit of interest on this cone lately so I have agreed to give the Yamaha Jet Boaters members a $40 discount off of each cone. To get the discount, leave a note in the comments box of your order saying "$40 discount per cone, per Jerry" and we will immediately refund you the discounted price once the order comes through.
Those with Naturally aspirated boats will use this cone
GreenHulk PWC Performance Store - Lucky 13 Adjustable Pump Cone for Yamaha SHO/HO Skis & Riva Race Pump
All billet construction and hard anodized to prevent corrosion. Easily adjusted by removing stainless steel tail cone bolt, pulling off billet cone and adding or removing supplied spacers.The extended length of the Lucky 13 Performance Pump Cone allows for custom pump pressure tuning resulting...www.4-tecperformance.com
Those with Supercharged boats will use this cone
GreenHulk PWC Performance Store - Lucky 13 Adjustable Pump Cone for Yamaha SVHO Skis
All billet construction and hard anodized to prevent corrosion. Easily adjusted by removing stainless steel tail cone bolt, pulling off billet cone and adding or removing supplied spacers.The extended length of the Lucky 13 Performance Pump Cone allows for custom pump pressure tuning resulting...www.4-tecperformance.com
If you guys ever have questions please reach me at sales@pwcperformance.com
Thanks for having me aboard!
Jerry Gaddis