@@LiLSweat54177 because on two-stroke jet skis the firing process breaks down the wire at the very end so what happens is you start to lose part of your spark because the wire is so far back from the end and brittle and people start tearing s*** apart and don't realize this is what it is
So I just got some 2001 gts seadoo off facebook one runs decent and hits around 43 but the other won’t go past 20 but it’s weird if you hit some good waves and you can get the rpms to rise all of a sudden the power kicks and it’ll haul ass until you let off the throttle or turn sharp then it’s back to half power I can’t figure it out any help is appreciated
Why did you trim back the wire on spark plugs ?
@@LiLSweat54177 because on two-stroke jet skis the firing process breaks down the wire at the very end so what happens is you start to lose part of your spark because the wire is so far back from the end and brittle and people start tearing s*** apart and don't realize this is what it is
So I just got some 2001 gts seadoo off facebook one runs decent and hits around 43 but the other won’t go past 20 but it’s weird if you hit some good waves and you can get the rpms to rise all of a sudden the power kicks and it’ll haul ass until you let off the throttle or turn sharp then it’s back to half power I can’t figure it out any help is appreciated
@@caguilargagood idea keep riding it you'll blow the engine
I tested them once and your comment is less than helpful you should have just said nothing…