Considering buying a low hour 2011 VXR. Are these good skis?

[HardRider]

That was a smoking deal. I sold a vxr with 120hrs for $8200 last year. Dallas also means freshwater another great win!!!

[dannyual777]

1update1111 The ski actually had 78 hours on it and I got it with a super nice Roadmaster trailer for $5500! I thought it was a steal! Original owner and always serviced at the dealer and garage kept in the Dallas area. I cannot wait for summer now!

Very clean but has a few minor little scratches. Where can I get touch up paint for the silver metallic color?

Yes! Even though it has 78 hrs instead of 38 hrs, like TheGray said, "Smoking deal!"


Touch up paint for our skis: http://www.colorrite.com/wizardresults.cfm

I've never used their paint but I do need some. If you buy their paint, come back in this thread and let us know how good/bad it is.

[TheGrayt1]

Also does anybody know what the part numbers are for spark plugs and oil filter compatibility? I think I have a Napa filter that might work I just cannot remember the cross reference part numbers

[K447]

… part numbers are for spark plugs and oil filter compatibility? …

This is the 1.8 liter Yamaha engine, correct?

[TheGrayt1]

Yes

[dannyual777]

Also does anybody know what the part numbers are for spark plugs and oil filter compatibility? I think I have a Napa filter that might work I just cannot remember the cross reference part numbers

Spark plugs are NGK LFR6A, stock number 6668.

[K447]

This is the 1.8 liter Yamaha engine, correct?

Yes

I use the Motorcraft FL400S oil filter, genuine YamaLube 4W oil, and genuine OEM spec NGK spark plugs. Fits both SVHO and HO 1.8 engines.

http://greenhulk.net/forums/showthre...=1#post3145732

I have SVHO engine, which uses the NGK LFR7A spark plug
http://greenhulk.net/forums/showthre...=1#post3145721

Your owners manual will specify which is the correct spark plug for your engine.
Owners manuals are available for free download from Yamaha.

[dannyual777]

The LFR6A plugs that I posted are for the normally aspirated 1.8L Yamahas. K447 is correct about the LFR7A; they're for the supercharged, SVHO engines.

I've also been using the Motorcraft FL400S oil filters for my Yamahas.