Running race fuel means that ski is really built up, things could go sideways if you don't know how to maintain the engine. I'd walk and look for a simpler built ski. Lots of nice RN SJs available in the $5-6k range.
I just bought one a couple of months ago for $250 to flip next season. It had been sitting since 2013 and has dead even 150/150 compression and started right up on fuel down the carbs.
My first ski as a 96 SeaDoo SPX. I loved that hull and engine, so much fun too ride. My next ski was a clapped out X2 I couldn't keep running to save my life. But I did learn alot on it and eventually worked into a SJ.
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