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02-18-2021, 05:43 AM #941
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03-05-2021, 04:35 PM #942
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OK,
I will be pulling my supercharger tomorrow from my 2017 GTX 260S Suspension ski. Is the price for the rebuild still $436.00? Also, is SeaDoo still using Ceramic Disks as clutch material that was on my 2004 GTX? I pulled my SC when it was still low hour and had the ceramic disks replaced with steel by PPG. I dred seeing chunks of ceramic fall out when I pull the unit tomorrow. It has taken me a half a day to take the ski apart enough to be able to just "see" the SC and see that all the hoses were tight and in-place. The ski has 55 hours (many surgeries and a bad back have kept me from riding it the last few years).
UPDATE,
Do not need SC rebuild, my clutches are fine at 11.65 Nm torque reading, no need to rebuild it at this time.Last edited by Perry04GTX; 03-07-2021 at 06:31 PM.
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