Affordable and Upgradable

Sea-Doo Spark 60 HP - Review 2022

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Torben Lonne

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Torben traveled around South East Asia for scuba diving and almost didn’t come back. His affinity for gear that works and his generosity for guiding people on their own path match his energy as editor of all things travel-related.

Bradley Axmith

Editor at DIVEIN.com

Spent summers sailing and fishing as a boy. He built a viking ship and cruises every year.

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Sea-Doo Spark 60 HP

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This is one of the most affordable and upgradeable models available. It’s designed for fun and joy and costs less than half of some other leading options. It’s available in 2- and 3- person variants that hide the fact that everything about the different versions of this PWC is essentially the same.

The engine on the cheaper 60 HP Spark is the same 900 ACE motor in the more powerful variants. Like Tesla’s OTA upgrades, Sea-Doo programs the 900 ACE to 60, 90 or 120 HP. The latter is the power that the Sea-Doo Trixx has–also the same engine. Unlike Teslas, though, efficiencies can’t be programmed in to make any Spark model a long-range boat. Nor will this ever be a supercharged motor. But, this is a great, playground PWC.

The 3-person, called 3-up, model has a longer seat and platform. But the 3-up can become a 2-up and vice-versa. What’s cool about this, is the set of available upgrades and mods. It might void the warranty, so be warned, but it gives a really affordable and fun base model the appeal of space to tune and tweak for performance.

But the base model is really light and, even with the base model, lots of tricks and whips can be done. What the 2-up doesn’t have is the optional sound-system and the ability to go in reverse. But these can be modded on.

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