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Selling my 650sx cover from Jettribe. Cover is overall in excellent condition and has no rips or tears. Extremely thick and durable. Cover is trailerable but would need the strap to go underneath which would be easy to make or buy since it uses a standard clip. I don't have any more 650's...

Any updates here?

Removed from market

They're going to look around.

Thanks!! Just called them but they are out.

Hey guys - looking for a new 16 or 17 white and black SJ and a dealer that is looking to unload. As close to central PA as possible. Anybody have any ideas? A very nice used one might work as well but must be black and white. Thanks

I swear I saw a thread on here about somebody rebuilding the fuel pickup on a superjet with ss lines. For the life of me I can't find it - does this ring a bell for anyone? Thanks!!

Handle pole spring. Cheap, easy and will allow you to ride longer before getting tired.

I was a watercraft/motorcycle mechanic in the early/mid 90's and that was pretty common on sea doos. Sales were through the roof and they were blowing up just as fast. Guessing quality control was not a concern. Ran surprisingly well.

There is a flathead screw in the bottom of the exhaust manifold that can be removed and where a flush/kit hosecan be screwed in. Do not over tighten.

My bil has a weedeater type primer mounted under the hood. Looks clean and seems to work well.

Sj's have a factory filter on the right side of the hull. There's a little bracket for it. I have never had a problem with them clogging but it is definitely a good idea to have it there.

Try avgas

Yeah that's not right. The line from the top of the head goes to the top/front of the pipe. Not t'd like you have it now. The one on the back of the pipe goes to the front of the pipe and is t'd for the pisser. I'm sure you can get an image from Google.

Sounds like crank seals to me.

I was talking with the guy that owns the dealership I worked at moons ago about SJ's over Xmas and he said the same thing about needing a race number. His grandson has a number and he just used that last time he sold one. Guess it doesn't have to be "your" number.

I know this is old but just an FYI as I used to uncrate and "build" these in high school/college (late 90's). Superjets come 99% assembled. Basically unwrap, fill/charge battery, fill with gas/oil and go. The couches generally involve a little more but not standups. On to the setup...

Driveshaft holder, 27mm wrench and a torch.

Just get both!