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RESTO 2004 GTI Resurrection

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LikeabossTM

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So I picked this machine up late last year to give me something to work on over the cold months.

I've had a few threads here and there for specific items, but, to summarize this was a minor project that had good compression and ran well, but couldn't be water tested as it had a spun driveshaft in the PTO that had already been disassembled. Was very much discounted for that reason, and came with a great trailer to boot.

In addition to replacing the driveshaft and PTO, I was able to grab a NOS factory impeller for a great price from a dealer in Edmonton (of all places!) who had gotten out of BRP and was clearing stock.

Adding a new carbon seal, some fresh filters, a budget recovering of the seat, a carb rebuild, and some new plugs got me to a place I could say 'finished' for this year. Might polish the gel coat over the next cold season.

Had a few hours at the lake this morning before some of the older kids had to be at work this afternoon. A good time was had by all.
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Just like my 2003. Great ski, not the fastest but very reliable. I also had a gelcote job on mine. Treat it well and it will serve you well. I am at 213 hours on my new engine and carb, and rotary valve, etc.
 
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