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2015 BDX PROLITE

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arctic2009

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They burned too many bridges last year with poor quality and hack jobs. Dont think too many guys will be running out to buy one this year.
 

lundracing

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I kicking around the idea. I know you get alot for the money but the price is hard to digest.
 

mmsports

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Me .

I will have one as soon as my 14 is sold.

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under 600 miles even lighter with belt drive and ti can.
940 thing rocks 16500
 

Laundryboy

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I will have one as soon as my 14 is sold.

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under 600 miles even lighter with belt drive and ti can.
940 thing rocks 16500

Weren't you toying with the idea of building and selling your own Pro Lite version?
 
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nosajlleb

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That comp. graph to the turbo is stunning. Guys have to run more than 8psi or else it wouldn't be worth having that turbo if Kevin's graph is right. How much work to get the 900 to a 940?
 

BD-Xtreme

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That comp. graph to the turbo is stunning. Guys have to run more than 8psi or else it wouldn't be worth having that turbo if Kevin's graph is right. How much work to get the 900 to a 940?

Pistons/Cylinders/Domes and a new map
 

boondocker97

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So if I'm reading this right, the turbo sled actually makes less power than stock up until 8000rpms or so? Is that normal? I realize these are not done on the same day/temperature, but they should at least be the same elevation and same dyno and be somewhat comparable.

The naturally aspirated sleds are going to loose a bunch on the top end at elevation compared to the turbo, but you don't get the opportunity to really open it up much in the trees.

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