How fast does a Yamaha jet blaster go?

As reported by BoatingMag, the top speed of the Yamaha JetBlaster is about 53 mph under ideal conditions.

When did Yamaha stop making 2 stroke jet ski?

An important turning point in the up-sizing of the Marine Jet was the shift from a 2-stroke to a 4-stroke engine from 1995. In May 2002 Yamaha launched the world’s first low-emission PWC featuring a 4-stroke engine: the FX-140.

What’s better 2-stroke or 4-stroke jet ski?

Due to their design, 2-stroke engines burn oil continuously along with the gas. This means 2-stroke engines don’t have as efficient a lubrication system as 4-strokes, so their internals wear out much faster. Moreover, 2 stroke engines are more powerful and run at higher RPMs compared to 4-strokes.

How many hours will a 2-stroke jet ski last?

As a rule of thumb, the 2-stroke jet ski engines last around 200-300 hours, while the 4-stroke jet ski engines last around 300-500 hours. But keep in mind that these numbers depend on factors like maintenance, usage, and many others!

How can you tell how old a jet ski is?

How to know what year your WaveRunner is? The best way to know the year of your Yamaha WaveRunner is to look at the last two digits of the Hull Identification Number (HIN); however, you can also tell the year by the model and style of the jet ski.

How do I know what year my Yamaha jet ski is?

To identify what particular year your jetski is you just need to check the HIN number (Hull Identification Number) which is a stamped plate that is fixed outside of the hull at the rear of the ski. The last 2 digits of the HIN number will be that year of the ski.

What is the fastest Yamaha WaveRunner?

Fastest Waverunners from Yamaha: The fastest Waverunner models are the Yamaha GP1800R, and the FX series. These watercrafts come with a supercharged 1,812 ccm, 4-cylinder, 4-stroke, SVHO engine with around 250 HP and top out at around 67 mph.