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zeus12 07-30-2006 9:17 AM

Just bought a 99' x-star. It doesnt have PP and it is definately a feature i will be looking into. What I can expect to pay for it with installation? What options are out there? Thanks alot

rvh3 07-30-2006 9:33 AM

$1100, plus $400 to install would be the average.

stevev210 07-30-2006 4:41 PM

I paid $999 and am installing it myself.

smackus 07-30-2006 6:57 PM

I got a quote from my local MC dealer and they wanted 1100 plus 100 install for the PP wakeboard pro

zeus12 07-31-2006 6:51 AM

Thanks guys, My next question, Has anybody had Perfect pass installed on a 99' x-star? If so, how well does it hold speed? Is it worth the purchase?

bradenb12 07-31-2006 9:50 AM

Don't have it on an x-star but it is well worth the money.

rodmcinnis 07-31-2006 10:16 AM

Zeus: <BR> <BR>If it is installed and setup properly it will hold speed very well. <BR> <BR>"installed properly" includes mounting the paddle wheel sensor where it will get a clean flow of water that isn't messed up from turbulance from the fins or other through hull fittings. Even better if the flow of water is consistant while turning (which is isn't on my boat.....) <BR> <BR>Setup properly is something that the dealer/installer can only take a guess at but you will need to fine tune once you have the boat out on the water. There are a couple of parameters you can adjust in the Perfect Pass memory. The primary one adjusts the "gain". Too low and the boat will be very sluggish to compensate for speed errors. Too high and it will overshoot, constantly speeding up and slowing down. <BR> <BR>Is it worth it?? <BR>Absolutly!

wakemaniac69 08-10-2006 9:54 PM

I wouldn't want to ride without if after having it installed into my 1980 Ski Nautique. It holds the speed and will improve you riding. Wakeboarding is all about timing. It's worth it. <img src="http://www.wakeworld.com/MB/Discus/clipart/happy.gif" border=0>

wakeclt 08-11-2006 9:12 AM

I have a 2000 X-Star, which is essentially the exact same boat (motor, hull, tower, etc.). We had PP installed for about the same price as you see above. Wouldn't own another boat without it. Remember that the older x-Stars are the same hull (more or less) as the new X1's. <BR> <BR>Good point about mounting the paddle wheel as near to center as possible. We had ours mounted about 6 inches off center (we didn't watch the dealer install), and we get significant difference in speed when turning different directions.

phall925 08-11-2006 9:20 AM

Do it, but definately get a newer version. I have an original Digital pro and I am thinking about updrading. Best investment ever...

zeus12 08-11-2006 10:41 AM

I ended up finding some issues with the 99 x-star when i got it inspected....actually worked out because i came across 2000 with half the hours, wrap around seating, tandem trailer and perfect pass already on it for $1500 less than i was going to pay for the 99....thanks for the feedback though

wakemaniac69 08-11-2006 11:18 AM

I mounted mine directly opposite my water intake for the engine, my speed thru corners is very accurate. I've also found if you corner a little softer (not such a sharp turn) PP stays on line and will pull thru without haveing to throttle or reset. Works great.


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