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Someone else will have to answer that one. They would have to have the same exact hull to work and I don't think they do.

Inside of each side is a set of bolted on "rails" that adapt to the ski hull. They are specific to that ski. Since Seadoos share so many hulls they were popular as you could swap out the ski. But all the new 4-strokes have new shaped hulls. So there is little to no chance it would work.

Mine came with seadoo rails and I ordered GPR rails and sold the seadoo rails. It was a pain but I made it work

Sorry new to PWCs.... aren't the 2007 Seadoo GTi and 2008 Seadoo RXT both new 4-strokes? The seller has the GTI setup now with the Shuttlecraft.

Thanks.
 
Sorry new to PWCs.... aren't the 2007 Seadoo GTi and 2008 Seadoo RXT both new 4-strokes? The seller has the GTI setup now with the Shuttlecraft.

Thanks.

I think you need to check with the seller, I believe he's talking about a 2-stroke GTI. In any case please start a new thread.

Lou
 
Sorry new to PWCs.... aren't the 2007 Seadoo GTi and 2008 Seadoo RXT both new 4-strokes? The seller has the GTI setup now with the Shuttlecraft.

Thanks.

It still pertains to the topic as anyone wanting to buy a shuttlecraft with or without the ski needs to know if they will have something they can use, or if it will be a motorless barge they will die with.

2007 GTI

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2008 RXT-X

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Only a dealer could tell you the difference. The thing that is important is the dimension of the rub rail and where it is narrow and where it is wide. It has to be exactly the same.

By the looks of the two rub rails above, they don't look alike at all.

There used to be a cross reference chart on the shuttlecraft website that told you which rail kits would fit which skis. And that also told you which hulls were alike. I can't say that I ever saw any of the 4-strokes on there as that was about the time their plant in Canada burned, and later sold out.

They actually dug up the Yamaha GPR molds to make one more set for me!
 
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