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09DragonRMK

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• Feb 26, 2011

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Hey guys here my new rig! Heading out to Steamboat next week. What clicker do you guys run....mine is set on 3 with a stock clutch. Should i get the pins to put in it since im going to be around 8-10k feet? Also, do you have to buy the module for the gauges to read engine temp and altitude on the freeride?

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cbc24

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that is awsome!!!! im jelous hope the sled behaves for you

 

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snowmobiler

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cool sled

 

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ak

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Engine temp yes altitude no it already in there.

 

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09DragonRMK

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• Feb 26, 2011

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ak said:

Engine temp yes altitude no it already in there.

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Ok thanks!

 

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Mattxp

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I gotta say, i actually dont mind that wrap. Looks better in a real picture.

 

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09DragonRMK

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• Feb 26, 2011

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Mattxp said:

I gotta say, i actually dont mind that wrap. Looks better in a real picture.

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yea i almost had the dealer take it off because i bought the sled over the phone but i decided to see it in person. It actually looks really sweet! I do like the all white sled but this wrap matches the rails and spindles very nicely

 

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I.P.Yellow

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• Feb 27, 2011

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Nice ride. Have you ridden it with the bars that low? I've never seen them adjusted that low before.

 

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Nice sled! What elevation is it set up for? You probably will need to change the pins. I would also put a clutch brace, and some vents in on the clutch side.

 

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09DragonRMK

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• Feb 27, 2011

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I.P.Yellow said:

Nice ride. Have you ridden it with the bars that low? I've never seen them adjusted that low before.

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Haha no thats how it was when it came home from the dealer...i have them up where they should be now lol

 

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i'llDooit

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you might want to change you're user name to 09DragonSpanker. you wont be dissappointed:dance::boink::first::whoo:

 

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mikesbike2003

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Mattxp said:

I gotta say, i actually dont mind that wrap. Looks better in a real picture.

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I agree. I havent cared for many of the wraps.....Thats a good one for sure.

 

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09DragonRMK

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• Feb 27, 2011

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jdog1 said:

Nice sled! What elevation is it set up for? You probably will need to change the pins. I would also put a clutch brace, and some vents in on the clutch side.

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its set for up to 8k i think.....id like to set it for the 8-10 range. Might end up as high as 10.5 at some point for alittle while. How hard is it to swap pins?

 

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jdog1

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Not hard at all. Pull off your primary and look at the pins and see if they have set screws in them. You can adjust the weight by taking away or adding set screws. Go to dynamo joes website you can learn alot about clutching form there,