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AR/SX210 at high altitude

Thread starter chrisinslc
Start date Sep 4, 2019

chrisinslc

Jet Boat Lover

Sep 4, 2019

Anyone have the TR-1 engines and boating at high altitude? I boat at 4500-6200' and was wondering if the TR-1 engines with the correct impeller would have enough power at my altitude. I have a 2018 AR190 and with the correct impeller it is doable but barely. If i was to upgrade, just wondering if I would be in the same position with the TR-1's. It is such a big jump in price from a single to a double. But if you want to go to a double with the twin 1.8ho's, much bigger jump in price.

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