mp5
Expert
- Joined
- Feb 14, 2011
- Messages
- 363
- Age
- 55
- Location
- New Brunswick, Canada
- Country
- Canada
- Snowmobile
- 09 Nytro XTX
X2 on Yellowkife's YT vids...that guy and his buddies had wicked vids...in extreme cold weather. I think his Viper purchase was a great dissapointment.
X2 on updated solid state relays ( the red ones). Just do it and be done.
Clean contacts on ur starter selenoid each rear, carry a new spare.
X2 on battery. I change my battery every two yrs, regardless. Always sell my old one very quickly and get 1/2 my $$ back, so good return on a fresh battery.. Don't take a chance on your battery...especially in extreme cold.
X2 on throttle. I have the same cold throttle response as Hooray. Start it and leave the throttle alone until warmed up, otherwise mine will choke out...not a big deal when weather isn't bone cutting cold, but you don't wanna have to re-start the Nytro and second time in extreme cold if you don't need to. (Chic Chocs, Gaspe...-35°C mornings)
I have carried my Micro Start XP for yrs when sledding, and even took it with me last week on a SxS overnighter for my Wolverine R-Spec just in case. Its great for recharging cell ph's, my GoPro etc.
No experience with racks on my rear tunnel....unless my wife is leaning over my snowflap, polishing the aluminum, as part of my pre season maintenance....baahaaaa
X2 on updated solid state relays ( the red ones). Just do it and be done.
Clean contacts on ur starter selenoid each rear, carry a new spare.
X2 on battery. I change my battery every two yrs, regardless. Always sell my old one very quickly and get 1/2 my $$ back, so good return on a fresh battery.. Don't take a chance on your battery...especially in extreme cold.
X2 on throttle. I have the same cold throttle response as Hooray. Start it and leave the throttle alone until warmed up, otherwise mine will choke out...not a big deal when weather isn't bone cutting cold, but you don't wanna have to re-start the Nytro and second time in extreme cold if you don't need to. (Chic Chocs, Gaspe...-35°C mornings)
I have carried my Micro Start XP for yrs when sledding, and even took it with me last week on a SxS overnighter for my Wolverine R-Spec just in case. Its great for recharging cell ph's, my GoPro etc.
No experience with racks on my rear tunnel....unless my wife is leaning over my snowflap, polishing the aluminum, as part of my pre season maintenance....baahaaaa
