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| | I am in the process of buying a new jet ski and deciding on either a sea doo gtx sc, yamaha fx ho, or honda f-12x, my wants in a jet ski is for it to be very dependable no matter how much its been used or beaten up. does anyone how many hours you can expect to a full tank of gas on any of these skis? thanks |
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| Sea Doo GTX SC gets 2 hours of "ride time" before she's thirsty. But what a two hours it is!!! Go Sea Doo, you won't be disappointed.
Bob |
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| | Yamaha high outputs get great fuel economy. In fact they are estimated to save you $3,000 anually over the next closest competitor in terms of fuel. And as for reliability, a recent poll of dealers nationwide came back that an astounding 85% ranked Yamaha as #1 for reliability. Less than 1% said seadoo. |
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| | Sea Doo GTX SC will go 4 hours of fun at reasonable cruising speeds 35-45mph. Much less if all you want to do is full throttle acceleration and spinouts. So it all depends how you drive it. Suffice to say we do both and its one tank of gas pre days fun outing. |
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| | Regarding the Yamaha - what a jokester. GTX is plenty economical being a 4 stroke engine. If you want power to spare acceleration that will put a smile on your face and good mileage get the DOO! |
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