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Havent heard from anyone about the stock clutching yet???
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ok, so as someone who has been a bit frustrated with this sled, got a bit of more positive results.
Adjusted the skid a bit further this time, let off the limiter...
It was much better than last time. Still planted on the flats, but a manageable amount of lift, and much more enjoyable to ride. On the downhills, the front still feels heavy, an it wanted to dive under the crust more than the M did.
Much more happy with it now, not completely satisfied yet though.
Feels like the skid could use to be slightly higher in the front, like how we drill the upper hole in the tunnel for the front skid mount. I feel like this skid, when not under power just has the skis way too planted.
just got my first chance on these new proclimbs, i rode my buddys m8 sno pro and i can honestly say that anyone that chose the new M is in for a treat.
i wont get into detail right now all i will say is by the end of the day, everyone in the group was complimenting the M8 and saying its going to be the sled to beat. yes there was a polaris pro rmk in the group and as pro polaris as he was he did admit by the end of the day that "polaris just needs more motor and it would be closer"
i brought my 10 m8 cause my XF HC isn't in yet, and the new M8 153 out climbed me by 8-10 sled lengths on every hill we tackled. (he out climbed us all) and he is 60 more pounds then me. swapping sleds gave the same results and my e-tek and pro rmk buddies all agreed at the end of the day that new kitty means business.
i will most pictures tomorrow or sometime this weekend when i have time, im fixing my rear cooler line that broke a freaking clamp then getting ready to hit the mountain again tomorrow!!
fyi, no slipping belts or burnt belts in 50 miles on his.
I really cant wait for my sled now. lol my 10 M8 feels so bulky and nose heavy!!!
PEACE OUT!
Kaleb,did you go from the mid(or 2nd) hole to the first hole on the limiters??
Lot's of guarantees being made about a sled a handful of people have ridden, mostly being made by people that haven't. Your keyboard isn't going to get you any higher on the hill. That's a guarantee! :blabla::blabla::blabla:Wow so you were pointing and shooting! Now that's some real riding, put that pig of a arctic cat in the trees, I guarantee that sled isn't gonna run with a pro rmk!
Not dominating to well in Canada - the M8,s are quiting, scoring pistons in very low km. Snow and mud forum also has mention of few that blew up in Revy this weekend. I wish I was kidding, I'm getting a little worried about my M1100T I have coming.
Wow so you were pointing and shooting! Now that's some real riding, put that pig of a arctic cat in the trees, I guarantee that sled isn't gonna run with a pro rmk!
lol shake in your boots poo guys and guarantee a bunch of stuff you haven't seen.
fact is a good rider will do whatever he wants on both. and to claim one as king is stupid in my mind. but in the little tests we did that one day in the powder conditions and unfairness of the other sleds being modded ect the M8 shined! thats all im saying. and the in the trees bs i been hearing about lately is a damn joke, take your pro and go hide in the trees.
Question??
if a pro RMK 800 blows up in the trees, does it make a sound?
as far as Suzuki motors, thats the LAST of my worries, unless japan just lost super quality control all a sudden. there was a installer putting in the wrong fastening method on the intakes for a while causing metal tails to go in the intake.
-Aksnopro
only in your fantasy world fred...we new it would work over the underpower poo, but what about the doo, how does it compare to the etec, since they worked the poo over last year
good to hear the belts are holding up, whats up with the motors this year...
For down hills put on a wider set of skis for front end lift. In Canada is the fuel the same or getting more like E-85? Mike
1. BC, I would drop the front skid bolt (might need an anti stab) just drill a hole and drop, worth a try IMO. Wonder if Ice age rails with a smoother arc might help put a little track down a little sooner and lift the nose.