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  • Intake Grates By Brand name

    Not totally Polaris specific, but it gives some idea of who's who...
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    Last edited by K447; 04-22-2011, 12:32 AM.
    Originally posted by wax
    Yamaha makes them very mild so 2 big fat ladies can troll around towing their husbands on a ring running on last years fuel. Ha ha

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    • #3
      A few more, some repeats but....
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      Originally posted by wax
      Yamaha makes them very mild so 2 big fat ladies can troll around towing their husbands on a ring running on last years fuel. Ha ha

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      • #4
        I had no idea there were so many. And of all those grates, all I hear is the R&D. Wow, that says alot.
        My ski says made in the U.S.A...... Can yours say that???

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        • #5
          My hook up (mostly lake riding) is pretty good. Are there grates just for top speed?
          Polaris X45 (1 of 500)
          Genesis FI (ph2ocraft forced me into it)
          2003 Polaris MSX

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Plrs X45 View Post
            My hook up (mostly lake riding) is pretty good. Are there grates just for top speed?
            Your stock grate is about the best for top end, the only thing I can think of that might be a tad faster is the OP two blade grate, less interference...or you could just cut away a couple of the blades on your stock grate.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by Plrs X45 View Post
              My hook up (mostly lake riding) is pretty good. Are there grates just for top speed?
              Scoop type are for rougher water. It helps keep the pump "loaded" when entering and leaving the water. (waves) In flat water you should never leave it, so you are always hooked up.
              My ski says made in the U.S.A...... Can yours say that???

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              • #8
                An old Lake Cities grate I found kicking around.


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                Originally posted by wax
                Yamaha makes them very mild so 2 big fat ladies can troll around towing their husbands on a ring running on last years fuel. Ha ha

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                • #9
                  Anyone tried the Worx grate?

                  I have been looking at that one and wondered if anyone had tried it with their Polaris.

                  Supposed to be better than the R&D for an all round grate allowed for better hook up with no loss in top end.

                  Thanks

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                  • #10
                    I've never tried the Worx on a Polaris specifically, but many people have many good things to say about Worx. It was a nice all around grate with almost no top end loss on my Sea-Doo XP LTD.
                    Originally posted by wax
                    Yamaha makes them very mild so 2 big fat ladies can troll around towing their husbands on a ring running on last years fuel. Ha ha

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                    • #11
                      Nice post Artie Art
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                      • #12
                        Watercross of Texas made intake grates. I sold a sea-doo one on ebay a while back and deleted the pic. My brother ran one on his SL900 but bolt must have backed out because one day it disappeared.

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                        • #13
                          no grate

                          fish must have stole it
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                          • #14
                            I think the thing with the worx grate right now is yeah, there's people that wouldn't mind trying them, but since there's not many on the *used* market, nobody wants to fork the money over for a new one. The r&d and others can be had in the $40-60 range shipped which makes them a very appealing and realistic option vs. the worx. Just like the Jet Dynamics grate, I have one, paid the $$$ for one new back in the day, but wouldn't do it again.

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                            • #15
                              fished up this old post from Dougie:
                              Looks like you've been fishin' !!!

                              polaris impellers,and other parts

                              by TxPro1200 ?? Fri Sep 12, 2003 7:39 pm
                              have nujet 6.0 prop used once,have 5132202 prop same as nujet 7.0,have watercross dual blade intake grate.exhaust manifold,pipe,and waterbox for 1200 virage tx, if interested send e-mail

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