ballast project parts

[Chia]

There seems to be a lot of topics about ballast systems right now. Here is a site that has really good prices on fly-high fittings and more.

Here is the link: Flow-rite fittings

Actuators for $15.05

3/4" fly high fittings $1.47, In 1 1/8 the cost is $1.63

[martinarcher]

Dang! That's a great price. I think it's time to change the straight flow rites I have on our bags for the 90's I should have bought originally! Hopefully shipping doesn't "make up" for the good price.

[cyoda44]

I wish they made a male to male adapter, so i could bypass my rear sacs. I see a "T" adapter ...

[colobuskier]

Anybody know were to get some in line water filters?

Thanks

[Chia]

Anybody know were to get some in line water filters?

Thanks

you want to filter the water that goes into the ballast sacs?

[colobuskier]

Anybody know were to get some in line water filters?

Thanks

you want to filter the water that goes into the ballast sacs?

I actually want to filter the water from the block and the cold water take-off for a shower mod that I am doing.

[Chia]

Anybody know were to get some in line water filters?

Thanks

you want to filter the water that goes into the ballast sacs?

I actually want to filter the water from the block and the cold water take-off for a shower mod that I am doing.

I have bought from these guys, seem to be reasonably priced: waterfilters.net

Take some pics of the mod and let us know how it goes.

[skicrave]

There seems to be a lot of topics about ballast systems right now. Here is a site that has really good prices on fly-high fittings and more.

Here is the link: Flow-rite fittings

Actuators for $15.05

I would recommend not using FlowRite's cable actuated valves, they don't perform very well over time (Nautique had a recall to replace them).

I wish they made a male to male adapter, so i could bypass my rear sacs. I see a "T" adapter ...

Fly High's W748 (http://www.wakemakers.com/fly-high-pro-x-series-fitting-w748.html) will work for 1" hose, but if you're using 3/4" hose there currently isn't a great way to do that. Depending on your setup in the back you can put something together that will work.