2006 Seadoo Rxt 4-tec Engine Block Supercharged on 2040-parts.com
Cuba City, Wisconsin, US
Block from a Fresh water 2006 RXT with 135 hours on it.
This engine had a failed timing chain when I bought it 2 years ago. So the little piece is broke that holds the chain guild. This happens almost every time a chain fails. Its no big deal I repaired the chain and valves and ran it like this for over 30 hours and 2 years before I bought a new ski and parted this one out. No spun bearings and thrust area is good.
It looks to me like a hone will clean it up but possibly 1 size over. Again I think a hone will be all that's needed but....
What you see in the pictures is what you get.
Thanks (buy it now is that high due to Ebays rule that buy it now has to be minimum 30% higher than starting bid.)
Payment due within 5 days of auction ending.
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