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1.630's lake racers for me...stayed out of center 3.5" a must for longer studs) all singles

all good advice...I chose shapers myself ...and brp for the outside..same as I have in past with 5.7's

ski's and rear axle swap....stud it and ride it for a bit...

changes when power goes up....both yam belts are designed for under 150 h.p. ...at 200 you are borderline...at 250 IMHO you are outside the envelope..

true...however...theres a few times I had to look away because its revealing the rough terrain lol

nothing for 19' I bet a new ski will come on the new iron in 2020

fyi , the panel knobs would scrape the paint off in that area

no problem here either!

yes...I should quantify....if you have the coupled skid ...stud....if you have a uncoupled skid and big lug track and dont hammer corner to corner you COULD enjoy no studs....especially if you spend a good deal of time off trail or if you have great conditions...HOWEVER if you are ever hot into...

stealth kit? by aftermarket coupler blocks if you mean the racewerx it did not hit on mine?

I pounded the crap out mine...what I can say is blue locktite and tighten fully....the whole assembly needs to be squeezed together with enough force...cant say the torque spec but pretty sure it was about bottomed out...

unless you are a mountain rider...if you ride a high performance sled...and then in addition are tuning it up....makes no sense producing more power when you cant connect with the terrain.. that would be like a corvette with skinny tires...whats the point...and Ive seen many top notch riders...

where on earth would a great idea like this come from?? ;)

gas tank is supposed to hold vapor...yes...the quickest and easiest first step is to swap the elbows....or you can drill the stock one out....ask me for procedure....you'll know pretty much right away

Elbow... Very rich... Elbow... Regulator or fuel pump can cause running issues... What's your problems

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Hey Pete...I recommend you get ins studs from Bruce... They are less someone to a pull out since they can be tightened more for better track capture... Run an oversized aluminum backer...

he was asking the question...like how do you know thats the right number...he's selling a tool that puts you in the right number which is reserved..

I hope not

this would not be advisable...moisture will build up on this filter and freeze and create a restriction...