Sea-Doo Speedster Jet Boats For Sale

The Sea-Doo Speedster is a twin- or single-pump jet boat that pairs personal-watercraft engineering with a small sport-boat hull, and it suits buyers who want jet-ski agility with room for several passengers. The defining difference within the lineup is engine count: the Speedster runs two engines, while the Sportster uses one, which leaves the Sportster underpowered for a hull of this size. Early examples seat about five, with three rear seats and a forward pad, and Sea-Doo built the boats through 2012, when the brand stopped producing boats. The 2012 Speedster 150 carried the same supercharged engine used in the RXP-X jet ski. Anyone shopping a Sea-Doo Speedster for sale will find the model split between these compact early twins and the later supercharged single-engine 150 and 200.

The Sea-Doo Speedster 150 jet boat in supercharged form runs a 255-horsepower 1.5-liter supercharged intercooled Rotax direct-drive jet, turning a 6.25-inch variable-pitch four-blade stainless steel impeller. With a 380-pound load and 15 gallons of fuel aboard, top speed reached 58.3 mph at 8,000 RPM, with a run to 30 mph in 5.6 seconds and time to plane of 2.3 seconds. The most economical cruise was 35.1 mph at 6,000 RPM, burning 7.8 gallons per hour. Dockside maneuverability is precise, and the boat turns sharply, which is why grab handles are fitted throughout the cockpit.

Helm and systems on the 150 center on a digital fly-by-wire intelligent throttle control that handles forward, reverse and acceleration, plus an eco mode that runs the engine at its most economical speed and a docking mode that caps RPM near 3,800. A full-function digital gauge in the center of the dash reports RPM, fuel burn, hours and includes a compass. Storage runs deep: an in-sole cockpit locker sized for a wakeboard, a push-and-twist passenger locker, a large helm locker, a captain's tray with auxiliary input and a 12-volt outlet, and a fiberglass-lined aft locker opened by a T-handle. A standard pop-up ski tow, a non-skid swim platform with two grab handles and a retractable ladder, and an optional folding anodized tow tower support water sports use.

The Sea-Doo Speedster 200 is the larger performance model, a 20-footer rated at 430 horsepower from supercharged Rotax 4-TEC marine engines that deliver up to 30 percent more power than earlier units. It measures 19 feet 9 inches overall with an 8-foot beam, and the Sea-Doo Speedster weight is approximately 2,770 pounds with a 40-gallon fuel capacity. Best cruise came in at 29.2 mph for a range of about 90 miles, top speed reached 58.7 mph, and the boat passed 30 mph in 3.9 seconds. Equipment includes a OneTouch inlet clearance switch, a closed-loop cooling system, EFI, a removable helm ice box, an in-floor ski locker, a raisable ski pylon and a Clarion AM/FM/CD stereo. Handling is precise but can be tricky near a dock if you are unfamiliar with jet drives, a point worth weighing on any Speedster 200 for sale.

Early twin-engine examples, including a 1995 Speedster, weigh roughly 1,200 pounds and use two side-by-side jet-ski power plants, each with its own pump, a neutral-reverse-forward shifter, individual throttles, chokes and tachometers. Buyers should inspect the hull first and check the carrier bearings on each drive shaft: Sea-Doo used needle-bearing carrier bearings with through-hull fittings before switching to carbon seals around 1996, and those bearings need greasing every one or two outings, since a seized bearing can spin the through-hull fitting and sink the boat. Worn pumps slow the hole shot, and aftermarket pumps with stainless impellers are a common upgrade. These are the considerations that separate a good Sea-Doo Speedster jet boat for sale from a project.



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