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Guys we still have a few Big Bores that are ready to go if you know anyone interested, we tested all last year with really good results. Its only an 851 but pulls quite a bit more weight over stock. Wossner pistons,cylinder, ported, cheater head.
Call for more details ,we need your exhaust valves to complete the kit,exchange price is $1900 plus shipping.

Mild 2 Wild Motorsports
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I wish I was coming to Bismarck (I CANNOT believe I just said that) because I'd be loading up my sled.

 

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Guys I was the test dummy for this project. Theres about 600 miles on my sled. It was a good improvement over stock. Pulled about 6-6.5 more grams of weight than a stock pro. Ran smoothly and pulled very hard. There was days when it was seldom sitting as many people took turns on the sled for a couple days and it performed pull after pull after pull. I rode with many other big bores and was not disappointed even though it is only a 851! LOL:yield:

 

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What are you using for fueling?

Thanks

 

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Does it require a pipe and controller?

 

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• Oct 7, 2014

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diamonddave said:

What are you using for fueling?

Thanks

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We are using a Boondocker box

 

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martin1200 said:

Does it require a pipe and controller?

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Controller yes , pipe is optional it just makes it very crisp on bottom

 

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Price for whole kit including controller and pipe?

 

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ndmountainman said:

Guys I was the test dummy for this project. Theres about 600 miles on my sled. It was a good improvement over stock. Pulled about 6-6.5 more grams of weight than a stock pro. Ran smoothly and pulled very hard. There was days when it was seldom sitting as many people took turns on the sled for a couple days and it performed pull after pull after pull. I rode with many other big bores and was not disappointed even though it is only a 851! LOL:yield:

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Correct me if I'm wrong but, theres a couple other factors you left out like the size of the rider and pulling a 3" track.

 

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Turbotater said:

Correct me if I'm wrong but, theres a couple other factors you left out like the size of the rider and pulling a 3" track.

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Do you mean that in a good way?

 

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Is anyone running this kit on a 11 or 12? Or is it only done to the thicker skirted 13/14 cylinder?

 

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roni87 said:

Is anyone running this kit on a 11 or 12? Or is it only done to the thicker skirted 13/14 cylinder?

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It will work just fine on the 11 and 12.

 

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Sheetmetalfab said:

Do you mean that in a good way?

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Thats my guess because he is a big boy, over 300 fully dressed...

 

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Do you mean that in a good way?

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Yes

 

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Are you using a shim plate under the Monoblock and using a taller than stock piston?

 

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ndmountainman said:

Guys I was the test dummy for this project. Theres about 600 miles on my sled. It was a good improvement over stock. Pulled about 6-6.5 more grams of weight than a stock pro. Ran smoothly and pulled very hard. There was days when it was seldom sitting as many people took turns on the sled for a couple days and it performed pull after pull after pull. I rode with many other big bores and was not disappointed even though it is only a 851! LOL:yield:

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So is that 6 g more weight per arm then a stocker?

The reason I ask is I am running 3 g more Per arm With an indy dan long rod motor.

 

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Sheetmetalfab said:

So is that 6 g more weight per arm then a stocker?

The reason I ask is I am running 3 g more Per arm With an indy dan long rod motor.

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Is that with Polaris weights or another weight?

 

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xmk1080 said:

Is that with Polaris weights or another weight?

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Comparing stock motor to mine with same springs and helix.
Both using mtx wieghts.