I finally took my 96 XP out last weekend and got to ride it hard! Had a lot of fun and burned the entire tank of gas in about 1 3/4hrs. These things really drink gas! It didn't burn much oil though. Looks like I can get about 5-6 tanks of gas on each oil fill, does that sound about right? Also, the lakes around here are always pretty busy so it stays choppy. I spent about half my time in the air and the ski would lose it's hookup it seemed and killed my speed. Should an intake grate be my first upgrade? I still want to be able to jump, but not loose all my speed/power when I land.
Can sand/dirt get to this point through the water system? I don't know the water route inside the jugs.
I finally took my 96 XP out last weekend and got to ride it hard! Had a lot of fun and burned the entire tank of gas in about 1 3/4hrs. These things really drink gas! It didn't burn much oil though. Looks like I can get about 5-6 tanks of gas on each oil fill, does that sound about right? Also, the lakes around here are always pretty busy so it stays choppy. I spent about half my time in the air and the ski would lose it's hookup it seemed and killed my speed. Should an intake grate be my first upgrade? I still want to be able to jump, but not loose all my speed/power when I land.
WOW... that's ugly.
Nope... water shouldn't be able to get in to the engine. BUT... since I see rust on the rings... and the piston crown is crushed... I would say it took a mouth of water at high speed, and then sat. THEN... when it was run again... it ate itself.
I am a proud owner of a 1998 SPX!!