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Yeah I moved from UT, sold the sled(sorry really old reply..)

Rox 2 inch pivot riser is perfect..

-20 I'll stay inside thanks... The way the start system works is, it'll crank until there is good oil pressure, then it will fire, problem is at cold temps it may not trigger the pressure switch early enough or at all. But the cold start update, allows for ignition at a lower oil pressure,

I can tell you that the stock wheels aren't the best on the phazers I had a 95 XCR with wheels that would spin for like 45 seconds on their own, vs like 5-10 seconds in the yammy ones, I never replaced them, but seems like they should have been better than that.

at 10,000 my mtn did just fine, as was stated earlier in deep pow it will not climb very well. but to say its a dog I think is a little rough. the mtn lite will do 60 just fine at 10,000 which usually is too fast anyway for the mountains.

.040 Aluminum, just go to your local hardware store and pick up a piece, some places will cut to fit. Just cover the rear hole I think mine ran me about $12 with rivots.

If it turns out you got the wrong one, let me know I have a mtn lite cover I need to sell, as I just sold my sled.

Its probably been removed, as correct me if I'm wrong but its a copyright issue, and illegal..

Yeah you'll want scratchers for sure, and possibly even a shorter lug... But I think it would be a great cross-over. The new nytro XTX is a 144, just like mtn lite.. and its supposed to be a crossover.

.040 is what I got, which I think is the same as the tunnel

If your not sure, look at the clips on your track.. thats where I found bits of my melted sliders.

I run the stock mtn skis with a 6 inch bergstrom carbide, shimmed 1/4 on rear of rubber, and easily run 60mph on hard pack trails with no darting. Guys really should try shimming, before completely giving up on the stock skis.

at 300lbs + gear I would think if money isn't an issue I'd go for a Nytro or a Turbo Phazer saw an almost new T'phazer or SC'Phazer for $7000 Otherwise for the good bad and ugly Good: No complaints really, it goes where I expect it would Bad: Snow build up(easily remedied) on...

Impossible, it must be fake, cause you know all their linkages would be broken.. Just kidding,, nice video.

The Stock riser(on my mountain) is almost 8 inches..

Added the same on my Phazer, worked nicely I think the shims do most of the fixing, but the plastic "pads" work well too help with lateral grip(almost like a trihull boat)

I have the 2" rox I think it would be too tight, for 3.5 inches.. without extensions of throttle and brake lines.

My windshield sits in storage, has never seen a flake of snow.. now if I were in some of those blustery cold regions, it'd be on.

Snow panels or closed the hole in the tunnel?

I think our running boards are very strong, even when I cut mine out for the better boards, I pushed on the cut out(prior to installing the boards) side and the still unaltered side, and there was no noticable difference.