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Originally Posted by Billup
Not less powerful, but in previous models if I'm not mistaken, they would add weight to counter the HP limiting the top end speed to ~80mph (which granted is still stupid fast on the water). The added weight played a role in how the hull itself was designed, and while it still has amazing displacement it seemed more "bulky" per se in basic maneuvers, where the Yamaha felt a little more agile, especially corning through an apex.
Like I said, the differences I don't think are really all that substantial for average riders just going out and enjoying the water, but for people having fun with some slaloms, I think the Yamaha performed a bit better with this. If you are considering purchasing either, you really can't go wrong either way.
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The Coast Guard limits the top speed of all PWC's to 68 mph. The S3 hull handles better than any Yamaha I have ridden. I love Yamaha outboards, but when it comes to skis, it's Seadoo for me. The build quality is better and they feel more solid. The fit and finish is much better on the Seadoo. Same goes for the technology as well.
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Originally Posted by My335iTT
awesome buy! Let me know what city you got that in and I will tell you the average invoice price for that so we can see if you got a deal  |
I got it in Charleston, SC where I live. Believe me, I got a VERY good deal. Tell me the price though.