120 mods... What have you done?

H

HardKor

Member

Lifetime Membership

Nov 17, 2002

375

17

18

52

Crested Butte, CO

• Nov 16, 2008

• #1

I'm trying to get some more "fun" out of my boys 120's. I pulled the 120cc out of one and dropped in a 200cc. I'm interested in what gearing is going to work up here in the high mountains of Coloardo. Has anyone done any kind of a long track set-up? We are trying to find some clutching parts as well. We have a comet clutch and gears from Outer Limit Sports (which I think is out of business). Where do you get the most bang for your buck out of these little guys???
Thanks,
Kor

 

D

Dano702

Well-known member

Dec 15, 2007

569

59

28

Sin City

• Nov 18, 2008

• #2

If i tell you i just might have to kill you.
'



















































Check this out , Paysracing.com


I might know that blonde girl with the pink gloves. If you bought a Briggs 206cc you did yourself a favor. I always buy american , and it has payed very well over the years.

You will never see me in a Toyota , i guess i just favor the home team.:beer;

 

S

Summit Guy

Member

Oct 24, 2001

149

11

18

Buffalo, MN

• Nov 18, 2008

• #3

Here is one that fabcraft built that I owned for a few years.

IMG]http://i67.photobucket.com/albums/h293/aeipaul/minifront900.jpg[/IMG]

Fabcraft tunnel
Carbon fiber trailing arms
long track
powder coated everything
custom steering post
extros
pipe
clutch
etc..
etc..

 

6

69charged

Free Member

Nov 26, 2007

142

21

18

carberry, manitoba

• Nov 18, 2008

• #4

i have a 200 in mine as well. i have removed the governor totally and have the stock clutch on it. i have a 40 tooth rear gear but am going to switch to a 36 rear and stock front. i have researched the clutch thing and all that i have talked to have said to run with the stock clutch. even over the adjustable ones. i am getting about 21-23 mph right now and with the new gearing i will see then but i really like the top end now with the strong bottom end to spin the track. i also have a long track kit that i built except the track. the track is 30" longer overall. i hand built eveything else.
look here for pics.

http://www.snowest.com/forum/showthread.php?t=82778

if you have any more questions shoot, i will try to answer
clarence

 

H

HardKor

Member

Lifetime Membership

Nov 17, 2002

375

17

18

52

Crested Butte, CO

• Nov 20, 2008

• #5

Sweeeeeeet!!!!!!!!!!!!

My boys love looking at this with me! I will have absolutely NO time to work on my sleds, now! I had my youngest, Kaden (3) out in the shop last night working on his.

Thanks for all the pics and info.

I am really interested in a long track for one of the mini we have. I saw one with a 121 x 8" and the thing looks good!

http://www.hardcoresledder.com/forums/index.php?act=attach&type=post&id=119948

This one runs with only a 4.5hp Honda. I figure a6.5 ought to really move one like this!

 

H

high time

Well-known member

Nov 28, 2007

1,413

303

83

Duluth, MN

• Nov 20, 2008

• #6

I'm also interested in long tracking them.

I have three Cats one red, one orange and one green. They're pretty bad in snow over two inches deep. I'd like to make mini King Cats out of them.

Owen

 

xc_rider08

Well-known member

Lifetime Membership

Dec 4, 2007

1,520

215

63

34

Mandan, ND

• Nov 20, 2008

• #7

those are some pretty sweet machines. makes me wish i had one when i was younger!

 

S

Snocross 100

Member

Oct 6, 2008

373

24

18

• Nov 20, 2008

• #8

Snow Sport!

I would like to know if there is a Govener and if so how to bypass it on my 120 ss and i would like to long track it Any help would be nice! I still ride my ss and I am 6'1'' and pushing 150 lb. I Love it and all i did is 2" bar risers. Perfect Cabin hopping sled or strech out before the big ride sled!

 

S

SilverGriz

Well-known member

Oct 22, 2004

2,464

138

63

48

Hayden, ID

• Nov 20, 2008

• #9

Love that 120 Summit Guy!

 

H

HardKor

Member

Lifetime Membership

Nov 17, 2002

375

17

18

52

Crested Butte, CO

• Nov 20, 2008

• #10

I have one mini z with the governor taken completely off. It seems a little more cold blooded. I have another with the governor still on, but I put a zip tie around the coils of the spring that goes from the governor to the throttle. We haven't tried it yet, but seems like it will do the trick...So I went ahead and zip tied the spring on the Polaris, as well.

 

6

69charged

Free Member

Nov 26, 2007

142

21

18

carberry, manitoba

• Nov 21, 2008

• #11

i am working with the track supplier i got mine from to see about building kits for them. we could build any length that a person wants as the tracks are vulcanized together. he supplies the tracks and i do eveything else. like i said i am working on it but we will see where it goes. many people have asked me to build them kits but i am also trying to see what kind of price would be viable.
clarence

 

S

Snocross 100

Member

Oct 6, 2008

373

24

18

• Nov 21, 2008

• #12

I thought about trying a snow hawk track because it is yhe right width! and a custom skid (121")!

 

6

69charged

Free Member

Nov 26, 2007

142

21

18

carberry, manitoba

• Nov 22, 2008

• #13

what is the width of a snow hawk track? i would be interested to know because then i could go longer no problem.
stock 120's are 10" wide.
clarence

 

H

HardKor

Member

Lifetime Membership

Nov 17, 2002

375

17

18

52

Crested Butte, CO

• Nov 22, 2008

• #14

I had a Hawk and I think the track was 12" wide. The SnowHawk jr might be narrower. The paddles ar quite a bit higher in the middle and tapper down on the sides.

 

6

69charged

Free Member

Nov 26, 2007

142

21

18

carberry, manitoba

• Nov 23, 2008

• #15

put up another video of ethan riding his 200. and carson fo course on his 120 for the first time.
clarence


http://www.youtube.com/user/69charged