PhilPhilSeastrand said:
Are they a blast or what? Looks really Sweeeet. The motor is a four stroke isn't it? Enjoy
Boz
PhilPhilSeastrand said:I know this isn't M5 related, but as speed demons I figured you would all appreciate it. I just bought a new toy: 2005 Seadoo RXP:
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215 HP super-charged motor, top speed of about 65 MPH and reported to accelerate from 0 to 60 in under 4 seconds!
I wish...MEnthusiast said:Phil- thats awesome! Congrats. Is that a picture of you? Lookin' good!![]()
I stay away from the modding -- plenty fast as it is and the wife wouldn't go for it anyway :hihihi: . I bet that trip to the Bahamas was great! Was it solo or did you ride as a group? I'd hate to get stuck out there without some backup. BTW, the new boats (at least from Seadoo) all have closed water cooling systems. Makes salt-water boating better.Nolift911 said:Nice Ski - I used to be in to the Sea-Doo ski's a few years back. 98 XPL and a 96 GTX. Both modded of course :hihi:
Fun skis - I rode mine from West Palm Beach FL to the Bahamas - great trip.
I wondered how fast these new skis really are. Mine topped out around 65 on a GPS and was pretty quick 0-60. 2 stroke of course 135hp.
-Jeff
Thats what they all say, lol!PhilSeastrand said:I wish...
The one down-side to the heat is moving at those speeds makes the air temp even hotter. I ride my current GSX around then purposely fall off just to cool off!
That's my story and I'm sticking to it! :haha:MEnthusiast said:Thats what they all say, lol!
That's wild. I believe it.
I went with 9 guys - we had 3 GPS going and a backup. Yes pretty exciting. I give credit to all the sailors out there - once you see a 360 degree horizon that means game is on and you better have all your sh*t in order or you could die real fast.PhilSeastrand said:I stay away from the modding -- plenty fast as it is and the wife wouldn't go for it anyway :hihihi: . I bet that trip to the Bahamas was great! Was it solo or did you ride as a group? I'd hate to get stuck out there without some backup. BTW, the new boats (at least from Seadoo) all have closed water cooling systems. Makes salt-water boating better.
I currently have a 96' GSX. This will become a nice stablemate.