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You ran your mouth for a week after about how your sled ran with the 850’s

I’m retarded because I pointed out your sled ran the times it did because it had a gearing advantage?

No and thanks for making my point.

Did you see my example? Whats the point of pretending these results are equal when they don’t run the same gearing?

Okay bu admit you don’t post like that’s the case. You act like these results are the results you will see in the field. Did you post the riot ran with the 850’s because of the gearing?

Jesus I can’t believe what a cherry picker you are.

Im not shitting on them Im shitting on the event. The format is retarded. As I said you missed my point. There should be no restrictions on studs and modifications let me give you an example why. The Riot 800 runs 22/48 gearing which is a 2.18 ratio. That’s the only thing that kept that sled in the running. The Polaris and Skidoo’s 1.80 or taller. You can’t claim these are all the same when the gearing is different.

Mikes a good dude I’ve known him for 20 years. Look at how his sled ran. When you know clutching it can make a huge difference. His sled made the precision stuff look silly

I think it’s a useless event. Guys pound their chests after like they have a world beater after thst event every year. Look at your reaction to the event.

Then I guess the shootout is a waste as the track wasn’t snow it was more like ice from what I was told

I’m friends with Mike Hyman his sled ran the best trail numbers.

You missed the point. How can you call it a shootout when you don’t show what these sleds can do I’ve been friends with Aaron for years. He’s one of the nicest guys around!!!

My buddy was there this year. Ran his sled in the trail class. He said the track got better as the day went on as it was getting colder

Dealer prep is clutching and suspension adjustments

No the dealer prep is a joke. Every year the dealer prep shit goes slower. I just don’t think the shootout is an accurate ate representation of what these sleds can do. the xcr polaris comes with a 2.52 pitch track. You don’t need to change the drivers or track on that sled. I think these sleds can run a lot better than the shootout shows

That gauge tracks your time and mph over set distances

Michael Piccione clutching 375.00 Tune 550.00 Big wheel kit 450.00 Drivers 260.00 Gearing 215.00 Track prices vary depending upon what you choose. Approx 500-550.00 no turbo

These guys have this polaris 850 running 109 in 1000 feet

Did they really give you 302 Middle fingers? How fucking gay

MC trump isn't working with the Russians. Please wake up.

I never said that. I just don't think it's optimal

Being faster and having perfect clutching are two different things. For example, we had three tuned sleds in our group last year. the guy that spent the time tuning his clutches beat-up on the guys that ran stock clutching in there sidewinders and guess what he ran a lower level tune just to prove the point. He put 15 sleds in 1000 feet using the TD 250 tune on our buddy running the TD 270 tune with stock clutching I personally did this in 2012 with my 1100. I raced a few guys running stock clutching with there four-stage TD tunes. I was able to beat both of on their stage three with ECO Power and MAX 91 and the beating got worse and worse as I turned up my tune. I spent weeks working on my clutching. On Eco I would slightly under rev on power trail I was spot on and on Max 91 i would over-rev by a little bit with a slight increase in clutch temp but not enough to worry.

Yes, it will be a higher value but most likely not enough to squeeze the belt. the increase of RPM isn't just becuase of the increase of power. In most cases, it's becuase the belt is slipping in the primary. This is reflected in Clutch heat. So we agree on the first point not sure you agree on the second thing I posted here.