Modded Superjet For Sale!

[Limitedslip7]

Figured I'd post this here where the people who might be interested would see it. I have for sale a ridiculously clean and very good condition 1991 Yamaha Superjet 650cc. I am asking $2500 OBO as it sits with the 650cc motor or $3000 OBO with a 701cc motor swapped in. Water tests and compression tests are available for serious buyers. Might trade for some other 3-person 4-stroke ski. Water tests available. Not for the faint of heart or the excessively lazy.

Mods:

-ProTec full exhaust

-Skat 12/17 prop

-MSD ignition

-MSD CDI box

-Trim system with Wamiltons trim lever

-Wamiltons footholds molded in

-Hydroturf tray covering

-PJS rideplate

-New battery

-New start/stop switch assembly, new stator, new rectifier

-fuel primer

-dual cooling setup

-water box

-K&N filter and ProTec filter sock

-Blowsion polespring

-Dual front exhaust

-Dual bilge pumps

-Brand new carb

Additional pics available here:

http://s104.photobucket.com/albums/m187/limitedslip7/SN%20Superjet%20650/

[magley64]

Lol, reminds me of wave race 64, cool old boats, glws!

[c7fx]

wow thats a clean ski. This is motocross on water pure fun and a great workout.

Someone needs to pic this up fast.

GLWS also post it on http://www.pwctoday.com/

superjets don't last long (they sell fast)

[magley64]

saving for a house sucks!

[Bad324]

:drool: superjets are teh sex

[Limitedslip7]

I've got it up on PWCToday and a few other places. They definitely are a workout! You'll be hurting all over after a day of riding if you don't normally work out often. You can easily bunny hop them right out of the water or get some pretty good air off of your own set up wakes. Boat wakes or waves can get you some serious air...

[Limitedslip7]

With just a little bit of practice you'll be able to do stuff like this!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AmYpMkePPQc&feature=related

[Limitedslip7]

Rode them today at Delaware! Ran perfectly for two hours... now I'm pooped

[Rctaylor]

After watching the video I'm very curious.. how do they stay running after submerging from a jump/dive?

[c7fx]

lots of air in the engine area

[wicked94s10]

Stand up jet skis are a blast, I had a set of 750s last year. Submarineing them is very difficult I got ripped off of them everytime I shot under the water

[Limitedslip7]

They can run for a short period of time using the air in the engine bay but it will fill up very quickly. Luckly, this ski has dual 500gph bilage pumps to quickly remove any water that gets in! Scupper valves are also popular to quickly vacate water after a sub...

I can't sub yet either... it's so much harder than it looks!

[motozachl]

I sub and hit bottom hoping to get a backy this year with the new setup