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| how fast does this thing go?
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| | look buddy i hope you havent purchased a honda yet look go with the GTX SC its always gonna pull on honda i always do and its better all around |
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| About 55 MPH. P.S. Mine started losing power after 15 hours. It now has 21 hours and I am ready to get a Yamaha
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| Mine does 64 mph +or- 1. I've been told by a friend who is a pwc dealer that import skis are governed to not go faster than 65. My guess is that someone will develope a performance chip sooner or later. But I don't think I'll ever get it because I do mostly ocean riding where you don't need the extra speed, because you spend most of your time in the air and this ski has incredible low end torque and throttle reponse. I have no complaints about power either. I'm 240 lbs. and had two friend about a buck 60 a piece on the back and have had no problem getting up and out of the water. Honda machines are built like tanks and run forever, but especially when running in salt water I highly recommend lubricating the turbo linkage as much as possible. It takes about ten minutes to do it right, but it is worth it to keep this great machine running like a top.
Fingerz - Stamford, CT
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| 52 mph (Clock Speed). The turbo goes about 6 mph faster. Too fast.
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| The F-12X goes 70 mph on completely flat water. The F-12 isn't a torbo.. so a bit slower.
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