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About The Wet Jet 432

The Wet Jet 432 is long defunct.

We've managed to accumulate some info and photos from older magazine articles. We posted some of the pics and specs below.

We will continually update this page as we accumulate more info and pics as they become available. If you can contribute any 432 pictures, please use the form found on our contact page. Thank you...



Photos and info are from a Wetjet International brochure.

1988 Wetjet 432

Here is the 1988 Wetjet 432. This was one of the earliest models manufactured by Wetjet.

Wetjet 432 brochure
1988 Wetjet 432

Wet-Jet Sport II Specs

Here are the the specs we could find for the Wet Jet 432. It weighed in at 273 pounds. It had an overall length of 8 feet and a width of 32 inches. It was powered by a 428 liquid colled marine engine with liquid cooled exhaust. It was fed by a Mikuni carb and used a CDI ignition. The fuel capacity was 5 gallons and of course it was constructed of fiberglass. The engine and pump produced a rated 340 pounds of thrust.

Additions or corrections to any of the specs are welcome using our contact form.

Wet Jet PWC pulling skier
Wetjet PWC pulling a skier


A summary of Wet-Jet personal watercraft...

used Wet Jet jet ski parts Wetjet International its first manufactured personal watercraft in 1987. They designed their PWC's in the same style as snowmobiles, which came natural for the Minnesota based company.

It featured a butterfly steering wheel with simple controls and electric start. The earliest models were powered by Cuyuna engines and thrust forward using a Brut jet pump.

After a few years in the business, Wetjet International would eventually sell out to Mastercraft Boats.

The Mastercraft lineup continued until the last PWC's were produced in 1997. They boasted of better stability and more comfort on rough water and appeared to have a good handle on the personal watercraft industry intially. They expanded the lineup to include the Kraze and the ZX models in 1995, but ultimately decided to return to boat manufacturing after the 1997 models were sold off.

The Wetjet brand was discontinued by Mastercraft and faded into personal watercraft history. Parts are still available on eBay and through a single distributor for those who still enjoy these machines. We are still compiling info on parts for the Duo, Kraze, and ZX.

Any owners or experts in the field of Wet Jet personal watercraft are welcome to submit any additional information and photos using our contact form.

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