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what weights do you guys run for the snowies? got a 13 m800 with all the 14 updates... you run the 6-9 or 9+?
weights for snowy range
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i Run the 9000+
63g
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60
Just tried 60 the other day in the snowies and it ran good never over revved
Just tried 60 the other day in the snowies and it ran good never over revved
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62.5
All depends on how well your secondary is working. I ran great w 60g a lot last season with a secondary that would drag rpm down with 63g. I had two secondaries warrantied on my 14 last year because of their crappiness. New ones can run and hold rpm w 63g, worn or bad factory ones cannot, but WILL hold rpm with 60g. I aim for 8050-8200 rpm in pow
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I think im just gonna go with the 63s thanks guys!
I'm amazed by this CO. Are you saying you actually found a dealer that replaced secondaries on warranty because of poor performance or was there an identifiable problem with your clutches? Just curious. My dealer told me they had zero rpm problems with '14 sleds. Didn't help me a bunch.
Ya my dealer warranties all my secondaries if they aren't back shifting properly. My 15 sled had this issue out of the box and had it warrantied after the second ride. I did have another 15 sled with me to swap out secondaries to test though
That would be nice!.....ok, so if you had a good secondary, running 8-9500 feet in solid 2ft pow, cool temps....how many grams would you recommend on a bone stock '14 proclimb? I always hate to drop weight but maybe I'm asking too much trying to run 68s?
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Have you thought about adjustable flyweights ? It doesn't matter what is recommended online but rather what your rpm's tell you in the snow. The adjustable flyweights allow for quick easy rpm adjustments in the snow to optimize your rpm.
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Yes, I used the cutlers last year. I liked them, but was just curious if I was compensating for a crappy secondary.
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