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are they a bid pain to fix or are the a reliable snowmobile just wondering which one is the best sle the 6 8 or the 1000
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even a stock M10 has monster torque!
The M7 is funner to ride than any of the others. You would not believe how much weight that reverse gear added. Buy a M7 and if you need more power get a cutler top end for it.
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yea would defently recomed the M7 the Best of the best. and verry reliable
the only thing I dont like about an M is you have to remove the pipe to get to the plugs and when your tunning thats a pain and i mean a pain the pipe takes a while to cool down. other then that they are great sleds. I have an M7 and M8
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Do they give you a spring tool in your emergency tool kit?
No. i carry a spring tool with me but I bet the tool that adjust the shock springs would work. It has a hook on it
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Carry a stubby flex neck ratchet along and there's no need to pull the pipe and drop the springs under the motor. You still need to let the pipe cool so your gloves don't melt though. Oh, and try not to drop the plug or wrench under the motor either while your at it.
So what was the topic again?? Pain to fix? Like all sleds are when they breakdown or have problems. Best model? Depends on what your looking for and what you want to spend. They're all the same chassis just different motors, HP, weights and lengths. Some features have changed/ improved since '05 but still basically the same sled. Guess it all depends on what specifics your looking for to get some better answers.
So what was the topic again?? Pain to fix? Like all sleds are when they breakdown or have problems. Best model? Depends on what your looking for and what you want to spend. They're all the same chassis just different motors, HP, weights and lengths. Some features have changed/ improved since '05 but still basically the same sled. Guess it all depends on what specifics your looking for to get some better answers.
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all you have to do is remove the two springs from the muffler to pipe and just rotate the pipe forward, it only takes about 5 seconds
thanks for the tip, I will have to try that
Try using an open or box end wrench and slip it under the pipe to access the plugs.
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