All of the skis have reliablility issues. The Yamaha's have had
issues with catalytic converters, power valves, and oil lines.
The Sea Doo 951 motor is somewhat questionable and the
driveline is a horrible design lending itself to water intrusion.
Compression checks, carb condition, driveline condition, and
power valve updates with catalytic removal is essential for
longevity on all of these models.
<premiergrowers.TakeThisOut@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
news:1107450704.556002.253110@l41g2000cwc.googlegroups.com...
> I'm looking a two pair of ski's. The first is a 2000 Yamaha 1200 and a
> 2001 Yamaha GP1200R. The other is a 2000 Seadoo GTX and a 2001 Seadoo
> RX. both pairs have about 48 hrs on them. I'm looking for a pair of
> ski's, one for pulling tubes and cruising and the other for faster,
> wave jumping and cutting. I currently have a 2001 Polaris Virage and a
> 2001 Polarsis Genesis, both carb versions. I'm not looking to replace;
> the Polarsis's stay at the beach house and the new pair is for the lake
> house. Which is a better pair overall, reliability being most important
> and comfort second. Thanks for the advice.
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