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New here. Need some suggestions and advice.
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Hi, and thanks for the reply. I was really looking into getting a new SeaDoo, but thanks anyways. :thumbsup:
I meant two SeaDoos in the current line up. Thanks.
dsw222
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No idea what a "230", "150", or "250" is.... the horsepower of the current models are 130, 155, 215, 255, and 260
Thanks for the reply. Do you think my dealer would give me a good price if I buy both? I have no idea how the PWC market works.
That's what I was thinking. It got me confused for a lil bit.
dsw222
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I would guess that you can get a better deal buying two together than you would one alone. Check out SeaDoo.com and look over their model lineup.
The RXT-X 260 would definitely be my top pick. As for "luxury"... what are you looking for? The GTX has all the bells and whistles, but the RXT-X 260 is still pretty high-end itself.
The RXT-X 260 would definitely be my top pick. As for "luxury"... what are you looking for? The GTX has all the bells and whistles, but the RXT-X 260 is still pretty high-end itself.
I was looking for something comfortable, big, accessorized, fast, and that has suspension. Would the RXT X AS 260 do the trick in your opinion?
dsw222
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If you want suspension then look at the RXT iS 260, RXT-X aS 260, and the GTX Limited iS 260
The aS is an adjustable suspension where you turn a knob in the dash to adjust the stiffness... the iS is just regular suspension I believe
Personally, i would buy the RXT-X 260 (non suspension) because its lighter and I don't have a need for the suspension
The aS is an adjustable suspension where you turn a knob in the dash to adjust the stiffness... the iS is just regular suspension I believe
Personally, i would buy the RXT-X 260 (non suspension) because its lighter and I don't have a need for the suspension
Here is some info on the rxt 260
http://www.seadooforum.com/showthread.php?42477-Finally-getting-to-ride-my-new-ski
http://www.seadooforum.com/showthread.php?42477-Finally-getting-to-ride-my-new-ski
Michael211_2000
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I'd buy 2 same models.... easier to maintain service and understand, if they're the same. 2 different ones will be well... different.
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dsw222
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i dont think there's much of a difference between those 3 models, maintenance-wise... but i am far from an expert. the engines are the same, and thats the important part.
if i was spending 30k on new ski's, i would probably go with different models so i could have a little bit of a change depending on which i ride each day (i would probably go RXT-X 260 and the GTX)
if i was spending 30k on new ski's, i would probably go with different models so i could have a little bit of a change depending on which i ride each day (i would probably go RXT-X 260 and the GTX)
Michael211_2000
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It's just a matter of personal preference... I find something I like, and that's what I like. From a maintenance point of view it keeps things very very simple... if you know how to maintain and fix one, you know how to maintain and fix both. But different strokes for different folks and all that. 
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