Seadoo Gtx Gsx Xp 947/951 Oem Top End Cylinders Jugs, Freshwater Low Hours on 2040-parts.com
Black Canyon City, Arizona, US
Very clean and good condition OEM top end cylinders that were just removed from my 1999 SeaDoo GTX Limited ski that only had 126 original hours and only used in freshwater. Due to light scoring and grooves in the cylinder walls, this part will need to be honed out and/or rebuilt up one size. Parted out entire ski due to moisture in the front lower crankcase area. This auction is only for the cylinders shown. Additional pictures of ski is only for illustration purposes from which this part was removed. The head pictured is available in another auction and IS NOT INCLUDED in this auction. Top end and cylinders have low hours, are OEM and have never been bored out. Lower end engine cases and a rebuildable crank are also available from this ski. Shipping is set at a fixed $23 and will be shipped via USPS Priority mail within 48 hours of completed payment.
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