2008 Yamaha SuperJet Specifications

The 2008 Yamaha SuperJet is a jet ski model watercraft. It features a steering pole that moves up and down. This allows you to start out driving in a lower, more stable, position and gradually stand the faster you go. It also has a safety clip that you hook to your life jacket. If you fall off the jet ski it will automatically pull the safety clip and shut off the engine.

  1. Engine

    • The 2008 Yamaha SuperJet has a two cylinder, two-stroke engine that uses fuel mixed with oil. The engine has a bore and stroke of 3.19 by 2.68 inches with a 701-cubic-centimeter displacement. It has a compression ratio of 7.2-to-1. The engine has a water-based cooling system that brings water in from the lake. It has an electric starter that is triggered by a capacitor discharge ignition system. A 12-volt battery supplies the electricity to the ignition and starter. The SuperJet's spark plug gap range is 0.024 to 0.028 inches.

    Driving and Performance

    • The 2008 Yamaha SuperJet uses a single-stage jet pump to push itself forward as the impeller rotates in a counterclockwise direction. The maximum fuel consumption rating is 7.7 gallons per hour and it can travel for up to 0.62 hours at full throttle. The SuperJet can also go at a trolling speed of 1,300 rpm.

    Dimensions and Capacities

    • This jet ski is 88.2 inches long and 26.8 inches wide. It is 26 inches tall and weighs 306 pounds. when there are no fluids inside and no one is on-board. It has a maximum capacity of one person. The fuel tank can hold 4.8 gallons of regular unleaded gasoline. It also has a reserve fuel tank that can hold 1.5 gallons of gas for emergency situations. The fuel-to-oil mixing ratio for the 2008 Yamaha SuperJet is 50-to-1.