JET SKIS

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FORETRESS Dec 7, 2014

Does anyone here own one, and have any idea on performance upgrades..
🇮🇱Tinea🦶Pedis🇮🇱 Dec 7, 2014

No jet skis but I'm all about motor boating. As for performance upgrades, I prefer quality over quantity. Bigger isn't always better. Shear volume always takes a back seat to firmness, uniformity, overall esthetics and of course potential scar visibility. To each their own though. Hav's probably a good person to weigh in on this also.
FORETRESS Dec 7, 2014

I own a 2013 Seadoo GTR 215 supercharged, maxes out at around 62 miles stock..
I recently have just upgraded the supercharger to a b kit with 60 psi injectors, retainers, pitched the prop, air filter and re mapped the ecu.
It is currently maxing at 72 miles but at top speed drops from 8250 rpm to 7800 and fluctuates. Just wondering if it's because I haven't yet done the intercooler or is it fuel suerging.. Was running stock 7 psi boost now 14psi..
Any info appreciated👍👍
10 PIN TONY Dec 7, 2014

Innocent Saba wrote:
No jet skis but I'm all about motor boating. As for performance upgrades, I prefer quality over quantity. Bigger isn't always better. Shear volume always takes a back seat to firmness, uniformity, overall esthetics and of course potential scar visibility. To each their own though. Hav's probably a good person to weigh in on this also.

I like motor boating too. Just not on the water!!!
U-571 Dec 7, 2014

★10Pin T⌖ny★ wrote:
Innocent Saba wrote:
No jet skis but I'm all about motor boating. As for performance upgrades, I prefer quality over quantity. Bigger isn't always better. Shear volume always takes a back seat to firmness, uniformity, overall esthetics and of course potential scar visibility. To each their own though. Hav's probably a good person to weigh in on this also.

I like motor boating too. Just not on the water!!!
𝑁𝑒𝑥𝑥 Dec 8, 2014

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★10Pin T⌖ny★ wrote:
Innocent Saba wrote:
No jet skis but I'm all about motor boating. As for performance upgrades, I prefer quality over quantity. Bigger isn't always better. Shear volume always takes a back seat to firmness, uniformity, overall esthetics and of course potential scar visibility. To each their own though. Hav's probably a good person to weigh in on this also.

I like motor boating too. Just not on the water!!!
Ojibwe Dec 8, 2014

The lakes are frozen solid, won't be open until April. Stop talking jet skis, you're making me jealous.
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★COVΛH★ Dec 8, 2014

Innocent Saba wrote:
No jet skis but I'm all about motor boating. As for performance upgrades, I prefer quality over quantity. Bigger isn't always better. Shear volume always takes a back seat to firmness, uniformity, overall esthetics and of course potential scar visibility. To each their own though. Hav's probably a good person to weigh in on this also.

You pretty much nailed it with the exception of the quick release valve.