New member/need advice on top end rebuild

[jbsmallmouth]

I am a new member and have a 98 gtx limited that needs a top end rebuild .could use so advice on where to get parts tutorals and anything that might help me through this endevor. THANKS

 

[smc0922]

Get the shop manual, it covers the entire process you will go through. You can download them right on this forum as a premium member. Click the "seadoo manuals" link in the white bar up top ^

 

[LouDoo]

Since your ski has a 951 and unless you have extremely low hours I would swap the motor for a rebuilt unit. However if you decide to do a top end most and probably all the parts needed can be obtained by clicking "Parts" above. Seadoowarehouse.com

Lou

 

[Seadoobuddy]

I am a new member and have a 98 gtx limited that needs a top end rebuild .could use so advice on where to get parts tutorals and anything that might help me through this endevor. THANKS

Your ski has a 15 yr old crank in it......it may not handle the "new found" power of a top end rebuild. If it blows after the rebuild then you get to enjoy the rebuild all over again but with a new crank this time.
I would follow Lou's advice and go with a SBT, Fullbore, or SES rebuild with a warranty. Just a bit more but hardly any labor on your part....it includes everything.

 

[SurfBeat]

Hey 1st Cav Boy, back around 2004 I bought a 2000 GTX Millennium Ed. and shortly thereafter, upon reading all the bad news about the water injection problems, (I know, duh, why didn't I do my research before I bought? Quick answer-they looked bitchin, like a can of Coke) I got spooked and dumped them pronto. Well, was I right to dump, or was all the bad info mere hype? 18th Mp Brig