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Ok so not harder but not better... I was telling myself after the warranty runs out I would get 240 SM tune just for the better millage in those long rides. Guess not.

But with a stock muffler is the thinking/experience here saying its harder on fuel? I was hoping with a SM tune removing some of the safety gap it would still run less rich so more efficient...

It would be a Sidewinder's snake death grip on the bearing.

Rotor looks like a grinder so probably eating your pads. ha ha ha

Going fast trying to jump that or what. lol

For sure he didn't start the season in the same place I did in Quebec. So popular it was mogul city. The rack wouldn't survive that huge bag. Maybe he's the one who bought it off me when we got it with our 2022's. lol

I though you mistyped her age when I saw the cover. Not sure why I looked at the cover before reading... Cool story!

A bypass ROV hose. lol With my previous post and this I see you kept your sense of humor! Get well, snow will be there when you get back home with the current snow fall.

Heat on long pulls is what primarily kills any snowmobile tracks. Seen a vid on this from Gilles Gagné from G-Force. No he wasn't talking about his 200mph Apex. :) But because of his close relationship with Camso and experience I tend to believe him. Camso claims 2ply vs single are just as...

I think Everlaster are taller?

Although single ply, I liked the Ice Attack XT on the Apex. Similar beefy lugs as Rip II. Just shaved down a bit for pre-studs. They still list it for the Sidewinder so perhaps it can last on trail.

Good thing your ok! Was it a snowmobile mishaps? I had to google FFS cause I don't know the acronym. This is what I got. ;)

I though that's what the Ripsaw II 1.5 is? Sides are tapered so might last longer than the Storm 150 too.

Don't seem to offset to me? The stock stryke carbides are offset and seems better to prevent snow packing up in between. Qualipiece 12" Stryke Stock Carbide

Glad your ok. What happenned? ;)

Aggressive on Stryke skis here. Love it.

I had Woodies version of dual carbide runners on my 2000 SRX. In fair weather I was able to turn the handles 45 degrees left and right and it would still go straight unless your slammed the brakes. lol

Same company and both made the same but I think the carbide on the aggressive snowtracker is deeper.

If I had EPS I would put the deepest single keel skis with baddess carbide. I'm thinking C&A's and everlaster carbide or snowtrackers without the correctors. Imagine the possibility!