Description
This top-grade product is expertly made in compliance with stringent industry standards to offer a fusion of a well-balanced design and high level of craftsmanship. Manufactured from industry-leading materials using up-to-date equipment, it ensures everlasting reliability and enduring value. This product is distinguished by total quality assurance, unsurpassed by anybody else.
The WSM nose cone for Sea-Doo 4-Tec applications is designed for a broad family of 1503-powered skis and jet boats, where it finishes the rear of the pump and helps shape the exiting water stream. On four-stroke craft that see high hours or saltwater use, the original cone can become brittle, cracked, or gouged from debris. Replacing it is a simple way to restore a clean pump outlet and protect internal components during a pump rebuild.
- Covers many GTI, GTX, RXP, RXT, Wake, Speedster, Sportster, Utopia, and Challenger 4-Tec platforms
- Improves water discharge smoothness and can reduce minor cavitation issues
- Durable construction stands up to the heat and vibration of four-stroke engines
- Recommended alongside new bearings, seals, and wear ring in a full pump service
- Helps keep the pump assembly sealed against corrosion and water intrusion
When installing, check that the cone seats squarely against the pump housing and that o-rings or sealant are in good condition. Even torque on the mounting hardware will help prevent distortion and leaks. With this WSM nose cone fitted, your 4-Tec powered Sea-Doo can maintain efficient thrust and reliable pump performance across many more hours of use.
Additional detail is provided to offer more context for riders who are focused on longevity, reliability, and overall value when maintaining their machine. Additional detail is provided to offer more context for riders who are focused on longevity, reliability, and overall value when maintaining their machine. Additional detail is provided to offer more context for riders who are focused on longevity, reliability, and overall value when maintaining their machine.
