Hey guys im new to seadoo's and im just wondering how stable my 92 seadoo XP will be im rebuilding the motor and ive never rode one before. also will it be less stable when i have a passenger. im 150 and my passengers will be 150 or less as were just kids. let me know. and also will it be able to pull wake boarders? its got a stainless steel impeller and a high performance pipe so im thinking it should let me know!
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Welcome to the seadoo forum seadoo111. Yes it should be stable with one or two, depending on how you balance is. As far as pulling a wake boarder it could as it has the power. If the wake boarder is aggressive it could roll you and the spotter over also. You'll have to experiment and see what happens.
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I think it might be fun to experiment to find what works.
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It's all about balance...when I used to race stand-up Kawasaki's 440's, 550 and 650's I could do head stands on them while standing still, even with it shut off...than start it up and drive away still doing a head stand...it's all about balance.!( was 35 at the time.)
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Haha thats sweet. my dad used to be all into the stand ups likediving under the water and tricks like that. sounds sweet. well just wet sanding the bottom of the hull getting all ready now we just gotta find some money to buy a motor off that SBT site or what ever it is. once i do that il be up and running for my first seadoo, cant wait.
Yea, I was ranked 3rd in pro freestyle and Closed Course, in the North East US, back in the mid 90's...than I quit! Family and all, took up all my time. If you need any more help give us a shout, this forum has lots of active members eager to help out.
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This is probably a stupid question but once again im new to seadoo's so i know nothing. im just wondering, will my 92 XP have that water spout out the back when ur moving that shoots water like 10 feet into the air, its just a little stream of water. if some one could let me know that would be wonderful.
Typically the small stream of water, also know as a "Tell Tail" indicates that the cooling system is working. It doesn't squirt 10 feet behind. It squirts maybe about 2 feet...Uh, I think that is another brand of pwc that does that.
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ok cool cuz that would be annoying. and i seen some vids of some seadoos doing it and it shoots pretty high and also i think some yamahas do it to. also does it have a drain plug in the engine area or anything like that to drain the water out? also heres a vid of a jetski doing it. and im wondering if mine will do the same
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rIZQp0HLP8Y&feature=related
Sorry FOr the Annoying girls this isnt my vid just one i found
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rIZQp0HLP8Y&feature=related
Sorry FOr the Annoying girls this isnt my vid just one i found
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Uh... whad...they say? Yea, that spray is annoying. That's a Yamaha thing I believe.
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In the hull I believe there is a drain plug by the jet pump nozzle.
It is a Yamaha thing. I used to have to pull mine off so that it wasn't shooting people in the face when I was pulling a tube.
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