Tommcat

I built a new trail sled for this season, lots of parts.

660 pounds on our scale with a few gallons of gas

With new gaskets everywhere, and tight fasteners, they dont leak.

Did they use one of our drones, or borrow one from the Taliban?

That thread is just scary

mine in it's current form. i'm trying to find an 8-71 for it right now.

i have no clue where i'm at on that list

my only warning is to be careful with the porting tools, dont nick the nic

where did you find your HCS banned rating from you sig? i'd like to know where i sit in that list.

i cant, i'm banned unlike you. so i guess that makes you more of an HCS guy than me

Jesus fucking christ, you are one of the most pathetic individuals that i have ever come across.

you can absolutely touch them all up, and make some gains in the process. basically you just want to blueprint them. measure them all, find whichever port is the largest, highest or however you want to call it, and bring the other up to match that. take off any ugly casting imperfections, smooth the rough edges and finish, blend corners and other places that are clearly restrictions to air flow. and finally, gasket match everything.

Other than for storage, due to being non ethanol, it's a poor choice for a sled.

Brand new, i cracked it open that morning.

Well, AFTER it all went to shit, we used the dynotech RVP tester, which came in at 1 psi.

Got a bad pail of Q16 and had worse deto on that than 93 pump gas. Had a horsepower goal in mind, turned the boost up and sent it

In cats defense, mine was 110% from me being greedy

https://www.speedhut.com/gauges/

Yep. SSI is his brand name now, and for some insane reason, black diamond partnered with him

Who the hell would let that thief touch their sled?

We picked one of those a few years ago. Nothing but issues with it, i wouldn't suggest one. The solo2 works perfectly and records all of the CAN data from the sled at the same time. It's a pretty handy tuning tool for me.

My 1100, on the dyno

You mean the Speedhut GPS speedometer. It's their gauge with a TD label on the face. And yes, they work pretty damn good, although i prefer a legitimate datalogger like a Solo2.

I don't have any. Let me see if i can come up with something though.

he said strangest, not worst