Dream sled build

richracer1

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• Aug 28, 2012

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assault11 said:

RR1 how do you like the 777?

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So far it's been awesome, add oil & gas, pull and go. I'm very excited to ride this season with the KMOD and Raptors. Like I mentioned, I never did get the Float2s figured out on the Mtn. Tamer - felt very front heavy and even with 125psi in the rear track shock, it was still heavy.

 

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• Aug 28, 2012

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richracer1 said:

So far it's been awesome, add oil & gas, pull and go. I'm very excited to ride this season with the KMOD and Raptors. Like I mentioned, I never did get the Float2s figured out on the Mtn. Tamer - felt very front heavy and even with 125psi in the rear track shock, it was still heavy.

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Good power? Better than a stock 800?

 

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• Sep 20, 2012

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Picking up the motor on Monday! I will post more pictures when I get it. Kmod got shipped today

 

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Good power? Better than a stock 800?

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Way better than a stock 800 CFI, and going by SLP's own dyno charts, better than an 800 w/SLP's Performance Edition package expect for peak HP.

Now, I'm a realist, so it's very possible my engine DOES NOT generate the HP shown in the above chart, but then it's very possible it is. Even better, it could make more than what SLP stated. No, I'm not going to pay to have it dyno'd to find out.

 

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• Sep 23, 2012

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Just order some b&m fab boards and bumper from feet hookers canada!

 

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any progress>?

 

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• Oct 30, 2012

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any progress>?

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I pretty much done. I'm just wait for my computer to get fixed so I can post pics. I'm not sure how to do it on my phone. Everything turned out really good. Going out to revy next week so I'll post on here how it works

 

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• Oct 31, 2012

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Took the sled out for a short ride today at home, only a few inches of snow. That motor is the snappiest motor I've ever rode. Can't wait to take it out to revelstoke next week. Wish I could post some pics

 

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Enough snow in Revy to ride? Looks like it should be fun

 

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That looks awesome man good too see some progress!

 

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Enough snow in Revy to ride? Looks like it should be fun

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Yes there's been quite a few people out now

 

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All done and ready to go!

 

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• Nov 10, 2012

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First ride

Took the sled out for a good ride today. The thing is wicked. Fueling is spot on, clutching is spot on. The power is substantially better than a stock 2013 pro. I jumped off mine onto the 13 and couldn't wait to get back in mine. Now hopefully I can put my usual 2000 miles on this year with very little work. I love it so far. The skid and shocks are awesome. I've never ridden anything that rides the smooth through the whoops. With the coupling blocks on 1 it was still very playful. With the thermostat out it only runs around 100 degrees consistently