Custom 174" Twisted Turbo M1000 VE Chassis

I'm putting my latest build up for sale in hopes to help fund the next build. This one started out last June with a call to Mike at V.E. and telling him I wanted a 174" tunnel without the built in gas rack. He built me a sweeeet tunnel and incoporated tunnel braces to the side and used a thicker material to tie the bumper into the whole chassis. I then bought a bulkhead from one of the forum members parting out their sled and had it powdercoated to match. The heart of the sled is the full race set up Twisted M1000 with head and port work done by Shain, ceramic coated exhaust and ported turbo housing as well as a Tail BOV. New powervalve cables, all new fuel and boost lines. I have a low boost actuator for running pump gas, but the sled is set up and dialed at 10-12 psi. The top end has 5 rides on it as well as the TDR turbo reeds. This year I went with a full Timbersled set up front and rear and had Allen revalve both front and rear shocks for my weight and a turbo application. Both front and rear are the latest and greatest that Timbersled has to offer. The rear skid has IceAge rails, RSI scratchers, Hyperfax, BDX two wheel kit and a Camo Extreme 174 X 15 X 2 1/2. The sled has SLP Powder Pro's with Studboy carbides. BDX Diamond Lite drive 59/61 gearing, BDX Lite track shaft and drivers. BDX "Shorty" Boss seat with shovel/probe pouch, Mountain Addiction gas rack, SPG, 4" riser Mountain bars, RSI grip heaters, ODI gribs, Timbersled handlebar gauge mount, CR Racing billet throttle block. Timbersled two gauge handlebar mount with the larger boost gauge so you can actually read it at the insane speeds this sled runs, Attitude Industries control box, tank pads, Diamond S hood, rip cord teather, Fly racing billet kill switch. I think you get the picture that no stone has been left unturned with this build. If you have questions or would like more pictures, please email me at whittaker727@yahoo.com. I don't have to sell it and will probably kick myself for doing so, but we'll see what happens. You can contact any number of forum members that will vouche for the performace and quality of this sled. People who have seen this run would be, 03rmking, BigBull, Motleyone, SilverGriz, Nitroskidude, JOP, Hardass as well as others that I'm sure I'm forgetting. $18,000
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7gVXv2caFSY&feature=PlayList&p=5D176B60476FC17B&index=3
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VsoRngjS4Jo&feature=PlayList&p=5D176B60476FC17B&index=2

Thanks Travis. The plan is to bring it down and go for a ride with Shain and Paul sometime next month if you have any snow left.

number9t said:

after watching the vids, is there anything that is a challenge for this sled???

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There are still lots of challanges. The biggest challange with this sled is trying to convince myself that I need to build another one. This one has the best (in my opinion) of what was available for this build. Sure, I could have gone carbon fiber for a few extra pounds, but this is what I thought would work and look good at the same time. And yes, someone will end up with one heck of a deal.

Here's a lot better vid of the same climb. This one was taken with an actuall vid camera instead of a photo camera
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uogh...t&p=5D176B60476FC17B&playnext_from=PL&index=4

Thanks. Maybe it's a bad time of year. No interest at all in this thing.

Well, maybe there's a chance then that I can get started on the next project.

Thanks Tim....can't wait to see the footage.
Snowmanx ~ Not done yet, were getting spring freshies.