skewba98z28
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Nah man you ski has to be going faster than that! You pulled hard on my last year when you got your water injection sorted out.
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The X4 Thread
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Nah man you ski has to be going faster than that! You pulled hard on my last year when you got your water injection sorted out.
black&yellow96
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Looking at getting an impeller to replace stock one. What do y'all suggest? My ski is stock and I want more holeshot but don't want to lose my top end.
Spimothy Leary
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thought i'd post the results of a quick evapo-rust experiment. I learned about this stuff from the clapped out thread...
dunked half the flywheel below into this stuff and let it sit overnight. bottom line, if anybody has some rusty stuff that needs a good cleaning, this stuff is DA Bee's Knees !!!
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dunked half the flywheel below into this stuff and let it sit overnight. bottom line, if anybody has some rusty stuff that needs a good cleaning, this stuff is DA Bee's Knees !!!
black&yellow96
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Nice that stuff works wonders. I wasn't sure about it really working but ill have to get me some now haha.
Rosie2514
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Well, isn't the 85/88 nozzle slightly larger than the stock nozzle? If so, the velocity of the water exiting would be a bit slower. This would allow you more holeshot, but less top-speed. 57 is still pretty damn good on this tiny little rocket sled
I believe the nozzle is actually smaller . In return creating more propulsion but taking more force(power) to do so .
Spimothy Leary
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i got mine at AZ, $22 for a gallon I think (it was $32 at harbor freight,, go figure), worth every penny, i've been going evapo happy lately, everything from rusty bolts, an old hammer, old sockets, etc, and its been amazing. I've probably put 20 different things in the bucket with near perfect results on 90% of the stuff I put in there.
now I just have to dig up a basket for the 1gallon can.. where do you get these things ? parts store ? or online
black&yellow96
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Is it normal for the inside to look like this on my 96 xp and should I go ahead and replace stator while I have it open?
1995hx
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Hell no thats not normal replace that flywheel stator trigger and check the starter if it was me I'd pull the front cover completely and change the front seal out. Wow thats pretty bad it there.
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skewba98z28
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Yep better replace the front seal!
I have to support this statement, in fact, the 93 XP was an X-4, twin 657. Just a hair less output though, same setup as the 94, very hard to tell the difference in the 93-94. All of those X-4's were nimble, from 587, 657, 717 to 787. I loved them and still have a thing for them, but when the GSX came out, the rough salt water of Puget Sound suddenly became smoother, which meant faster. On perfect glass, the X-4 with 787 was the faster of the two, on the chop? The GSX chewed it up for breakfast. The GSX was almost cheating in those days.
So glad to see so many still out there though, GREAT boats.
black&yellow96
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Ok so you think I need to replace the flywheel, stator, and idk what the trigger is? And is the seal you are talking about the one that seals the stator cover with 10mm bolts?
1995hx
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The trigger bolts just above the stator on the cover its what creates spark on a 787. the front crank seal needs to be replaced before running that ski any longer.
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black&yellow96
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So what is the dirt dust looking stuff that's in it cause I wiped it out and it's like a brown powder. Wouldn't there be oil in it if the crank seal was bad?
black&yellow96
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Also where do y'all suggest I get the parts from cause I don't want to put in cheap parts but I don't want to break the bank either haha. I found a stator on OSD and it's $150
Gary13
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Easy tell if a hull is an X4 is removable trim tabs... don't even have to get out the tape measure.
First post in this thread lists the history etc.
Other than race hull in 94... seadoo produced 95-96Xp, 96--99SPx with the X4 hull.
X4 hulls were produced with 717 and 787s
Not trying to be argumentative or fire up a debate, just my 2cents....
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Stunnerable
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Jetskigoodies
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Alot of the parts are interchangable but that does not make it an x4, many of the 96 gsx parts are direct swap for the 96 xp as well but they are not the same class. The x4 hull is different from the early xp and spx body, the dimensions are way different. They made the newer body more nimble. The 93-94 xp have the newer sleek look but were later upgraded in 95 and became known as the x4. They were not referred as an x4 until 95 except by the elite few with the race hulls that had the said trim tabs and newer design.
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Jetskigoodies
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Oh yeah and alot of the parts are interchangable for many more than 4 years. 93-96 xp body and 94-99 sp family body can use many of the same parts. Pump housings, cables, trim, hoods and so on.
As for the 93 being the same as the 94 not so much, yes they had a similiar color scheme and both had a 650 but the 93 was a basket case, they quickly made alot of changes in 94, the stator was no longer hardwired into the mpem, nor was the hood. The hood was now bolted on and not rivited, the carbs were now attached to the intake with bolts, the exhaust now rocked a seperate head and tuned pipe. The 650 is even different. The 93 did give us the look we all have grown to love from the earlier square version but it had alot of growing up to do in just the one year.
As for the 93 being the same as the 94 not so much, yes they had a similiar color scheme and both had a 650 but the 93 was a basket case, they quickly made alot of changes in 94, the stator was no longer hardwired into the mpem, nor was the hood. The hood was now bolted on and not rivited, the carbs were now attached to the intake with bolts, the exhaust now rocked a seperate head and tuned pipe. The 650 is even different. The 93 did give us the look we all have grown to love from the earlier square version but it had alot of growing up to do in just the one year.
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OldSchool, sorry I should have warned you about these guys, they're pretty serious, actually I'm one of them (95XP800). They probably can tell you the exact number of rivets in the rub rail. I think you will find even though there's some arguments they're a great bunch.
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Jetskigoodies
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19 per side lol
That does not include corner or nose peice and those require a longer rivet than the side.
That does not include corner or nose peice and those require a longer rivet than the side.
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