so whos kit r u installing,,,,, and who r u working for??
872? worth it ?
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so whos kit r u installing,,,,, and who r u working for??
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daves e-tec or ptec 872 rocky mnt skidoo big piney wy
Do you have any good snow out there , I'm hearing its a little shy this year?
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Ok testing to death love playing with this motor Here's were we
are at. We bought some ramps,spring and shockwave arms from worx53 (Great guy to deal with) special cut 433-441ish? best of both world 14.3g pins with thundershift arms 7/16 bolt with thin washer in top hole ,big brass 1/2'' bolt in bottom with thick washer.130-350 Spring with shockwave helixs progressive angle out 3.5 turns in the mountains and 4 turns down lower 4000foot range gearing is 22-49 sled is 154 2.5.I Hope this works as good for others as it has for mountainhigh.Cheers I'm so impressed with these ramps I going to try them in ALL my sleds even my 600.:bounce:Clicker#3 8200 rpm Cheers .Brian
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little short but it is still good enough to ride anywhere but cold
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872 rocks, almost as strong as the 880 :face-icon-small-hap
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872
you can honestly notice 8ccs?
you can honestly notice 8ccs?
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Running SHR 880. Both great motors. Finally got the 880 to the hills to break in. I wasn't riding the 880- it's my old mans. I was home helping momma w/ our newborn girl. Just have to give Mini crap, he's my buddy. Different clutching, gearing, 2 1/2" on 880, 3" on 872. Setup variables make such a difference on the "race". 880 doesn't have enough miles to be broke in yet, but Mini said 872 felt stronger on bottom, 880 on top. In drags, 880 setup should always be faster. Hope to get more hillclimb, boondock riding in to see if there ends up being much difference.
Hopefully 872 will keep up.:face-icon-small-win
Hopefully 872 will keep up.:face-icon-small-win
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872
Do not worry my friend it will hold its own.
Do not worry my friend it will hold its own.
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not to worry plus it will live
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No worries w/ either motor living. Going to be a great year. Solid builds from two great builders. Now we need more snow. We're pretty low around here.
Thats funny there.I ride w/2 872s they rock!BTW everybody is done w/loud cans.......FYI
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Well Been play with the 872R 2 seasons now and Wow we have found so many diffrent clutch set ups that real rip. We are trying Heel clickers CRA and they working pretty good anyone else playing with other stuff like Tom's 3d arm if so how are they working ?there next on the play list.Cheers
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Fat Monster Torque is very forgiving!:face-icon-small-coo
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I have been running the CRA on a few stockers.....like them alot. Only weak spot is the lower bushing or lack of a side bushing. Stainless washers wear into the arm quick.
Looks like everyone is happy with their 872. Definately lots of clutching options....I still feel like there is a little more to gain.
872
Thanks guys, Lots of speculating going around! Easy to see through! I will be working with some of Toms new arms on our in house 2013 Renegade XS 872 BB here shortly, Lots of potential, Hard to hook up, Can not put enough weight in pins without something like his arm style product especially at this power producing elevation!! Maybe get a set to Brian.
Dave Trygstad
Thanks guys, Lots of speculating going around! Easy to see through! I will be working with some of Toms new arms on our in house 2013 Renegade XS 872 BB here shortly, Lots of potential, Hard to hook up, Can not put enough weight in pins without something like his arm style product especially at this power producing elevation!! Maybe get a set to Brian.
Dave Trygstad
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