Project "Tree Flosser" Montana Adrenaline & Kurt's Polaris Custom Sled Build...
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Motor is installed and sled shined up for the Snow Days Event at Kurts Polaris today. This project has been a great success so far. We had a surprising amount of visitors in the shop today that came into view the Tree Flosser project. Many of them had said they followed our project from day 1 of the build and couldn't believe how much detail went into building it. From it's color matched rivets throughout, to the completely flow matched and ported big bore motor. Some of the comments I heard people use to describe the sled while conversing today were : awesome/rad/sick/good/cool/yummy/sexy/sweet...
I'd like to thank those that have followed our build! Our project is not over yet and some say "has yet only begun." We hope you will continue to follow us as we take project "Tree Flosser" into the backcountry.
I'd like to thank those that have followed our build! Our project is not over yet and some say "has yet only begun." We hope you will continue to follow us as we take project "Tree Flosser" into the backcountry.
the rear bumper looks as tall as the seat ha ha
sweet build :face-icon-small-hap
sweet build :face-icon-small-hap
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What panels are you adding to complete it
Whats the engine build consist of ? What kind of hp and tq numbers ? cost ?
We have a complete set of white or black panels. Not sure if we should get a wrap or maybe Hydro dip then. What's your thoughts since you brought up a good question?
Dont wanna be a hater...but you will have one hot running Pro with powder coated heat exchangers...you will have to remove the paint from inside of tunnel
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But cool build for sure!!!
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But cool build for sure!!!
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Thanks for the "cool build pat on the back" IQ. AS Sledneck-03 stated. The outside of the heat exchangers are powder coated which is no different in my mind then having a wrap put on. As for the inside of the tunnel the heat exchangers were tapped off and left raw aluminum. Everything besides that was covered. Should help assist with shedding that extra 20-30 pounds of snow building.
The square part of the post under the green adapter is the same size as the adapter so rounding the corners would make the actual protruding corner sharper as it is only one layer.
You would need both legs broken backwards at the hips to hit your nuts on the adapter plate.
A knee would be possible.
Just some observations.
I like my bars to turn without any swing.
I think you will like the powdercoated tunnel my brothers sled sheds snow really well and stays cool just fine.
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Super Q can?
Eric, how do u like that can, any negatives with that one, like, not enough back pressure or anything like that? How does it sound?
Eric, how do u like that can, any negatives with that one, like, not enough back pressure or anything like that? How does it sound?
Needs some Carbon Fiber vents for sure!
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I would say white panels with a black decal outlined in green
Really nice looking sled!
Ive been using a rider forward plate on many snox sleds and race quads and it works really good! You dont notice that its of axys.
Ive been using a rider forward plate on many snox sleds and race quads and it works really good! You dont notice that its of axys.
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awesome looking sled! have you had it on the snow ?
I must say the Skinz Super Q silencer 95 DB sounds really good on this big bore. It may be a little on the loud side once its put in WFO mode... I really like the low and mid range sound of the machine but it moves so much more air through the motor and is super snappy compared to stock. They make an Ultra Q which is 85 DB rated but also looks similar in size as a stock silencer. It is much lighter in weight of course.
Cheers...
Going out this weekend after finally getting snow here in Western Montana. I have put the finishing touches on the gear down setup and clutching I 'm going to use for a base line with the sled. If all goes well, we will be headed to McCall Idaho with it to run with the turbo sled on 7 psi. Both same track length and track. Hoping for great snow and successful results. Time will tell!!!
Thanks for following our build and Happy Holidays...
i'll be looking forward to your report on how they compare
thanks
let it snow
thanks
let it snow
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updates?
hey Whitey
Did u test fit the BIG bottom gear on there yet? She's tight, I didn't like it, toooo tight. Goin back to the 2.43...
The little guard pan needs to be a bit bigger.... I could make it work, but it's just too close..
Did u test fit the BIG bottom gear on there yet? She's tight, I didn't like it, toooo tight. Goin back to the 2.43...
The little guard pan needs to be a bit bigger.... I could make it work, but it's just too close..
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