If it's any consolation, my 2011 155 GTX will not top 54 mph using the built in GPS.
According to seadoosource.com the 2005 GTX 155 top speed is 60. That's the last yr they list so far.
There are many variables to consider...weight of rider, full or empty gas tank, supplies on board, and of course how much beer is in the bins. .....
That's a big problem! Bring a 6 pack or an 18 pack? LOL :facepalm:
Thanks to all who responded.
If the 155 would do 65 mph, it would be great for a second sea doo, spending a $1000 every 100 hours on rebuilding the super charger is pretty expensive, it breaks down to an extra $10 an hour for operation of the craft.
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$1000? How'd you come up with that number. Last rebuild the dealer did for me cost me roughly $550 and if you're somewhat mechanically inclined you can remove it yourself and save some labor costs on top of that $550. I'll definitely be doing that next time.[/QUOTE
My GTX 215 is still under warranty, I won't touch it myself till it ends...
The guy camping next to me at the river said he just paid close to a grand to have his rebuild.
Parker yamaha wanted $1300 for a fuel pump replacement on my 2002 DI... Just crazy the price some of these dealers charge.
$1000? How'd you come up with that number. Last rebuild the dealer did for me cost me roughly $550 and if you're somewhat mechanically inclined you can remove it yourself and save some labor costs on top of that $550. I'll definitely be doing that next time.[/QUOTE
My GTX 215 is still under warranty, I won't touch it myself till it ends...
The guy camping next to me at the river said he just paid close to a grand to have his rebuild.
Parker yamaha wanted $1300 for a fuel pump replacement on my 2002 DI... Just crazy the price some of these dealers charge.
Problem 1: yamaha dealer
Problem 2: DI fuel system is a whole different beast from what the 4 tecs have. Much more expensive.