94 Seadoo XP Project Part 2

Part two of the 94 Seadoo Xpo project. Today we tear down the 657x and reassemble the bottom end, clean & rebuild the carburetors, install fuel tank and fuel lines, along with a few other miscellaneous things! Come join us!

[@snowmakerdrew3131]

Nice work. Thanks for sharing.

[@Bigbuds98]

I’ve been waiting for part two bro. Now you’ve got me anticipating part three. Dang you! LOL

[@blessingslawn]

It’s coming soon. Thanks for watching

[@Bigbuds98]

Sickkkk

[@aydenmendoza7524]

Just here to support and to thank you for taking the time to record and upload keep on posting

[@blessingslawn]

Thank you Ayden! I will have more content coming out soon, I had shoulder surgery a couple months ago so have been laid up! Thanks for watching!

[@wstreff]

Keep the rebuilds coming

[@blessingslawn]

Will do! Thanks for watching!

[@allissadersa9496]

Yessssssss🔥

[@blessingslawn]

Hope you enjoy the video 😎

[@Salt.Water911]

Could you show using the pop off tester??

[@blessingslawn]

Sure thing. In the meantime, we are happy to answer any questions you may have!

[@zac0912]

Found a guy pretty close that has one of these with a trailer and a dolly. Its been sitting in storage for 10 years, so looks pretty good. He's asking $900, which seems a bit high to me. What do you think? Are the parts still pretty easy to come by? I tear down and rebuild ATVs, Bikes, and ATC's regularly, so not afraid of a little work, if i can get parts, lol.

[@blessingslawn]

If it’s been sitting it’s going to need some work, new fuel lines, carbs rebuilt. If it turns over and compression is good, and it’s in good shape cosmetically (those are the harder parts to come by, bar pads, storage compartment hoods, seats) and the engine checks out I think it’s fair. Most of the engine parts are still available. These are pre dess so none of that to deal with. 👍