kyle
Jet Boat Junkie
- Messages
- 126
- Reaction score
- 88
- Points
- 137
- Location
- independence, ky
- Boat Make
- Yamaha
- Year
- 2017
- Boat Model
- AR
- Boat Length
- 19
So we have about 35 hours on our 2017 AR195. All but the 10 hour break in period have been with thrust vectors installed. I get a terrible fine mist on the back of the boat. When it was really hot I didn't mind. But now that the weather has cooled and we were just cruising the river the mist has made the entire rear of the boat unusable. It was terrible. And if the windshield is closed the pressure difference even gets me wet in the captain seat. Is this normal? Is it because of the TVs? I don't remember this being an issue on day one when we took the boat out without them.
And a secondary question. When trying to turn to the left at higher speeds, like going back to pick up a tuber the boat does not turn worth a crap. Turning right is much better, but I have never been able to spin it around like videos I have seen on youtube. Is this because of the newer rudder design that the older 192s didn't have? Are the thrust vectors affecting this? I tried to turn around on the river last week after my sister's hat flew off and like to never got turned around going left. I am still a new jetboater and am loving it but expected better tight turning ability at higher speeds, and hate the mist at slower speeds
And a secondary question. When trying to turn to the left at higher speeds, like going back to pick up a tuber the boat does not turn worth a crap. Turning right is much better, but I have never been able to spin it around like videos I have seen on youtube. Is this because of the newer rudder design that the older 192s didn't have? Are the thrust vectors affecting this? I tried to turn around on the river last week after my sister's hat flew off and like to never got turned around going left. I am still a new jetboater and am loving it but expected better tight turning ability at higher speeds, and hate the mist at slower speeds