G GRIFFY New Member May 24, 2021 #5 I am obviously new to this so forgive my ignorance on the subject but what is the significance of 787#, what are you calling a 787?
I am obviously new to this so forgive my ignorance on the subject but what is the significance of 787#, what are you calling a 787?
mikidymac Moderator Staff member Moderator May 24, 2021 #6 787 is the engine in cubic centimeters and is how we define what engine is in a ski. The carbs for these engines are Super BN-40i carbs but they are actually taper bored on the Seadoo's and are actually 38mm when measured at the throttle plates.
787 is the engine in cubic centimeters and is how we define what engine is in a ski. The carbs for these engines are Super BN-40i carbs but they are actually taper bored on the Seadoo's and are actually 38mm when measured at the throttle plates.
G GRIFFY New Member May 24, 2021 #7 Okay I was thinking that is what it was but I wasn't sure. Thank you I am having trouble finding the rebuild kits, any recommendations?
Okay I was thinking that is what it was but I wasn't sure. Thank you I am having trouble finding the rebuild kits, any recommendations?
mikidymac Moderator Staff member Moderator May 24, 2021 #10 Whatever you do, only buy Genuine Mikuni kits. OSD Seadoo sells Back to OEM kits that has everything you need.
Whatever you do, only buy Genuine Mikuni kits. OSD Seadoo sells Back to OEM kits that has everything you need.
G GRIFFY New Member May 24, 2021 #11 I have found several sites that say they are Mikuni kits but how do I know if they are genuine Mikuni or do you recommend I just use OSD back to OEM?
I have found several sites that say they are Mikuni kits but how do I know if they are genuine Mikuni or do you recommend I just use OSD back to OEM?
mikidymac Moderator Staff member Moderator May 24, 2021 #12 The problem is a lot of places say they are Genuine but they are not. This is why I typically just say go OSD.
The problem is a lot of places say they are Genuine but they are not. This is why I typically just say go OSD.