Sea Doo Speedster 200 Top Speed
- #2
Well, the first thing I can tell you is that you'll have a lot more in common with Scarab's vs Yamaha. We have the same engine and many similar components. Yamahas are quite different when it comes to the power train, but we're all cousins. So I'd pay attention to the Scarab section of the forum. Much of that info will apply to you.
Like any boat, maintain it well. Check clamps regularly, pay attention to it. Make sure everything is working well. Tighten screws/bolts/nuts occasionally. Change the oil/plugs/coolant as recommended.
- #4
Do you know the hours on those engines? I remember hearing of a Supercharger service interval of like 100hrs or so? I could be wrong. There were recalls on the early ones, so I am unsure if 2012 was in that ballpark. But don't let me fill your head full of doubt. Any SeaDoo dealer should still be able to service those engines as they are right out of the PWC line.
Good luck, and enjoy the smiles per gallon. It's a water rocket! Is yours the Wake Edition? I loved that boat.
- #7
Congrats on the buy! that is a STUPID FAST boat. pretty sure you're good to rebuild the supercharger at 200hrs or 2 years, what ever comes first. Like @pug pug said, after 2009, seadoo replaced their ceramic washers with stainless steel washers. That among other things bumped the rebuild interval to 200 hrs / 2 years. Though as with any SC boat, its probably something better done sooner rather than later.
POST PICTURES!! 
- #9
I didn't know what this thing was and so I researched it and my god the videos online look fun and fast!
- #10
I think that was seadoo's answer to the Yamaha 212. Second only to the 230 in seadoo' alone up at the time. There should be a few review videos on YouTube. Don't know about maintenance, assume it's like their pwcs of the same era but getting replacement parts may be a real PITA.
Sea Doo Speedster 200 Top Speed
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