Seadoo 951 Novi Gen-3 Carberaters, Reeds, Maifold on 2040-parts.com
Lehigh Acres, Florida, US
Novi gen-3's 48MM with Rinaldi Reeds, spacers, miller intake set up for 951 Might need to change jetting for you application but in great shape I have never needed a primer running the carbs starts at the hit of the button ever time.
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