I'm really trying to make the move to be a X4 racer. I think I have come to love the machine more than the ride, but I still want to try my hand at it. The IJSBA tour comes back around to GA and I'm trying to get up the nerve to get out there and let the real X4 riders beat up on this old creek screamer.
I'm "going Spim" on my keepers now. By that I mean tearing them all the way apart first and putting them together myself with consideration for racing or loan riding trips. I used to just dust them off and go. You loose more than you win that way. Anyway, buying all these with all their problems has taught and still is teaching me the ins and outs of these fine vessels. BTW, I have three other running, legal non X4 Seadoo's as well.
I'm "going Spim" on my keepers now. By that I mean tearing them all the way apart first and putting them together myself with consideration for racing or loan riding trips. I used to just dust them off and go. You loose more than you win that way. Anyway, buying all these with all their problems has taught and still is teaching me the ins and outs of these fine vessels. BTW, I have three other running, legal non X4 Seadoo's as well.