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You can get the AMSOIL from Jerry here he owns this forum. http://www.amsoil.com/index.aspx?zo=1499968

Here is the link for the AMSOIL 10w-40 Synthetic Marine Oil. Here is the wear test on the AMSOIL and the Yamaha oil.

I would think the 5200 will be the easiest to force into the holes

Yes. I know your ski. The shop is now closed down sorry.

Was the shop in santa clara? I would make sure no water lines are plugged up.

Take out the cat then you can run whatever 2-stroke oil you like. With the cat in you are playing with trouble.

You can run the AMSOIL Synthetic Interceptor Oil even with the cat installed....

TTT

I like mine.

make sure you put wave eater clips on it

Same oil.

You can mix it with no problems.

You can run the*AMSOIL*Synthetic*10w-40 Synthetic*Marine Oil it is safe for the super charger clutches. It does not have any friction modifiers in it. Here is Jerry's link here from The Green...

It is reformulated and now called AMSOIL HP Marine Synthetic Oil. https://www.amsoil.com/storefront/hpm.aspx?zo=367509

Contact Jim..Ou812. He might want the 2 rude.

You owe me ;-);-)

I would run at least a Motorcycle Oil that is a JASO MA2 for the clutches. I would not run the Valvoline VR1 Racing Car Oil due to the friction modifiers as sfackett0 said . A lot of people here...

SeaDoo did get rid of their full synthetic because they were having problems with the superchargers slipping.

Here is the link for the AMSOIL 10w-40 Synthetic Marine Oil. These are Retail...

Fyi do not by microfibers with tags on them. They have nylon in them and will leave spider marks in paint. Also do not use dish soap it will strip off your wax. When you turn off or start the...

You can run the*AMSOIL*10-40 Synthetic Marine Oil. It is safe for the supercharger clutches.https://www.amsoil.com/storefront/wcf.aspx?zo=367509

Here is a test regarding the Sea-Doo and...

Www.weberpower.com. check with Randy.

If you don't want it I will buy it ;-)

Wow great job. Very nice numbers. Tooooo crazy fast for me without 4 wheels and a roll cage :-) I'll let you big boys play with those numbers.

Great to hear that.

what about balancing?[/QUOTE]
Talk to brian about that.

At a minimum I would tear it apart to make sure the whole thing is cleaned out. Then you can see how much damage was done by the bolts and copper. Depending on how bad the damage is it will tell...