KRPWatercraft

Watercraft parts that outlast the sea

KRP fuel systems, stainless steel hardware and rider equipment for personal watercraft. Designed in Urrugne on the Basque coast by Lay Dynamics, made in the European Union, and raced by Team Kawasaki Pastorello Competition.

KRP x Kawasaki Pastorello Competition
KRP x Kawasaki Pastorello Competition
30+years of championship engineering
22×World Champion J-B Pastorello races KRP
255LPH, the highest-flow KRP fuel pump
50year warranty on 316 stainless thru-hulls

Three families, one standard

Fuel systems

Fuel systems

KRP fuel pumps for Kawasaki Jet Ski STX, SX-R and ULTRA. Touring models for steady, consistent fuel delivery; Racing models for more flow and response under load.

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Stainless steel hardware

Stainless steel hardware

Direct replacements for Kawasaki OEM parts that corrode in salt water: manifold, crossmember and thru-hulls in marine-grade stainless steel.

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Rider & service equipment

Rider & service equipment

Equipment built for people who work on the water: rescue crews, big-wave tow-in teams and service workshops.

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Team Kawasaki Pastorello Competition

Tested where it hurts most

Endurance racing leaves no room for guesswork. Since 2026 Jean-Bruno Pastorello, 22-time World Champion, races with a KRP Fuel System, and so does his son Hugo. Before them, Lander Cortazar dominated GP2 at the 2025 Basque Country Cup on KRP technology.

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Used by people who depend on their machine

Peyo Camiade

That is why the KAKO Cutter is part of his rescue kit: if anything blocks the turbine, he knows he can clear it within five minutes and continue the mission.

Peyo Camiade, Sea rescuer and carpenter, France
Maxime Barre

He applies the same thinking to his ULTRA LX 160 and leaves nothing to chance. He chose the KRP Manifold because it is reliable, robust and durable: in the marine world, stainless steel means safety.

Maxime Barre, Seaman, France
Anthony Granger

He fits the KRP fuel pump for two reasons: reliability, and ease of installation. The job takes around thirty minutes.

Anthony Granger, Kawasaki dealer, Guadeloupe, Caribbean

KRP stories

Trusted by rescue teams

When a life depends on the machine, there is no room for a blocked impeller or a corroded part. KRP supplies and supports water rescue teams in France, Poland and the United States.

  • SDIS 64 – Pyrénées-AtlantiquesFrance
  • WOPRPoland
  • California State Parks LifeguardsCalifornia, USA
Peyo Camiade

Questions riders ask

Which watercraft do KRP parts fit?

Most KRP parts are made for Kawasaki Jet Ski models: fuel pumps for the STX 160, SX-R, ULTRA 160 and ULTRA 310, and stainless steel replacements for specific Kawasaki OEM part numbers. The KAKO Cutter works on Kawasaki, Yamaha and Sea-Doo watercraft.

What is the difference between Touring and Racing fuel pumps?

Touring pumps are matched to stock engines for steady, consistent fuel delivery. Racing pumps provide more flow: 190 or 255 litres per hour, for hard riding, competition and modified engines.

Where are KRP parts made?

KRP parts are designed and tested by Lay Dynamics in Urrugne, on the French Basque coast, and manufactured in the European Union. Recyclable materials are used wherever possible.

How long does it take to install a KRP fuel pump?

A Kawasaki dealer in Guadeloupe who fits KRP pumps on rental and race fleets reports that the job takes around thirty minutes.

What warranty do KRP thru-hulls have?

KRP thru-hulls are machined from marine-grade 316 stainless steel and carry a 50-year warranty.

Can I buy KRP parts directly?

Yes. Order in the official shop at laydynamics.com, or contact a KRP dealer. Workshops and dealers get special pricing through the dealer programme.