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    Sea-Doo Limiter Removal Video Tutorial

    Hi guys, we created a short video to walk you through the steps required to remove limiters from your Sea-Doo

    We hope you find it useful.

    Sea-Doo / Yamaha Performance Parts

    https://activejetsport.com/

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    Great video!
    And I would heed the warning from Ruthless too. Keep an eye on AFRs, and at the very least change the stock desired fueling to something safer in the Fuel > Power Enrichment tables. I've found that 0.855 lambda translates to 12.3 afr out of the ski, but your millage may vary.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RUTHLESS View Post
    https://youtube.com/shorts/ZOI3T0ioUHY?feature=shared oem lambda at wot is 90-91 afr 13.3- 13.5

    yup.. 13s are lean for this motor at WOT

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    Finally jumped on board the HP train tonight, used the video above and made the necessary changes. Wideband and prolink are ready. Good weather next! Thanks a bunch to ActiveJetSport for sharing this video. Big props to them!

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    Quote Originally Posted by ninjawarrior821 View Post
    Great video!
    And I would heed the warning from Ruthless too. Keep an eye on AFRs, and at the very least change the stock desired fueling to something safer in the Fuel > Power Enrichment tables. I've found that 0.855 lambda translates to 12.3 afr out of the ski, but your millage may vary.
    I'm glad someone was listening. :

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    Quote Originally Posted by activejetsport View Post
    Hi guys, we created a short video to walk you through the steps required to remove limiters from your Sea-Doo

    We hope you find it useful.

    Great information and video Activejetsport! Thank you

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    Glad you guys are finding the video useful.

    When you're ready to step up your game, we have the highest boost drop-in supercharger wheel for the 300 on the market. 19 PSI at the 8800 RPM range, no housing modification required.
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    Bump for anyone looking to remove limiters from their 300 themselves
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    Quote Originally Posted by activejetsport View Post
    glad you guys are finding the video useful.

    When you're ready to step up your game, we have the highest boost drop-in supercharger wheel for the 300 on the market. 19 psi at the 8800 rpm range, no housing modification required.
    the 135mm makes 18,5 psi what are you talking about highest boost lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by RUTHLESS View Post
    the 135mm makes 18,5 psi what are you talking about highest boost lol

    We have the highest boost drop-in 300 supercharger wheel on the market. Yes, it makes 19psi at 8800 RPM.
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    Quote Originally Posted by activejetsport View Post
    we have the highest boost drop-in 300 supercharger wheel on the market. Yes, it makes 19psi at 8800 rpm.
    buddy 18.5 vs 19 is not a big deal to take a chance on your cheap wheel and risk a supercharger failure the 135mm 18,5 has been around for years very reliable what i dont understand is why you have the need to talk shit to me im not the one

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    Quote Originally Posted by RUTHLESS View Post
    buddy 18.5 vs 19 is not a big deal to take a chance on your cheap wheel and risk a supercharger failure the 135mm 18,5 has been around for years very reliable what i dont understand is why you have the need to talk shit to me im not the one

    I can guarantee our 19 PSI wheel makes at least 1+ PSI more through the entire RPM range compared to the wheel you are talking about. As far as reliability, we use CFD and FEA process to develop and structurally test this wheel.

    And for "talking sh t", what exactly are you referring to? We posted 2 tutorial videos, which you have a problem with it seems, we never mentioned you, ever. This did not stop you from attacking us for some strange reason. Perhaps you're confusing us with someone else?
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    Quote Originally Posted by activejetsport View Post
    i can guarantee our 19 psi wheel makes at least 1+ psi more through the entire rpm range compared to the wheel you are talking about. As far as reliability, we use cfd and fea process to develop and structurally test this wheel.

    And for "talking sh t", what exactly are you referring to? We posted 2 tutorial videos, which you have a problem with it seems, we never mentioned you, ever. This did not stop you from attacking us for some strange reason. Perhaps you're confusing us with someone else?
    Attacking no. I just said it is wrong in my opinion . SO WHERE ARE THE VIDEO RESULTS FROM THAT 1PSI SINCE OUT OF NOWHERE YOU A TUNER NOW SHOW US SOME RESULTS
    Last edited by RUTHLESS; 08-15-2024 at 08:46 PM.

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    Please find a way to play nice going forward.
    It doesn't have to be perfect, it just needs to be done in two weeks...

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