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@maim Was just curious and looked on Travis' web page and all it shows is the 121" and 136". Since the Kempex comes back as for being for a Ski Doo, I wonder if the OP will have to go with a slider that was intended for a different make/model but with a similar slider profile in order to get the...

That's the thing @maim, when I tried to search for a Kempex or Garland part number, nothing was coming up for the Mountain length 151" slider and hence why I suspect this is behind the reasoning for the OP to make this post. Surely, there has to be some aftermarket option, right? :dunno:

I don't think Yamaha offers the duponts for the 151/mtn skids (SMA-DPSSR-MT-00) anymore and only offer ones for up to a 144" skid (SMA-DPSSR-00-00). As for determining OEM part numbers, just uses a dealer's parts schematic like Port Yahama and enter year/model of sled to obtain part number...

Here's an image of his Yamaheater. Although it's an older iteration as there is no longer an included toggle switch but thought this might help in identifying what you. If I'm not mistaken, the box for the thumb boot is much smaller and less cables:

X2, even if you didn't purchase them, I'm sure Rock will be more than happy to help. Here's his contact info from his website.

X2 something like these

Pre-2011 2011+

Not so much the need to re-sync as much as it is to clean the jets considering the RX-1's use small jets, especially the pilot, that get clogged easily. Some guys disassemble each carb while the carb rack is still connected whereas others like myself remove the carb rack but either way the...

I cannot take credit for figuring this out as I had mentioend previously that this was taken from another post where Rock provided the answer I had pasted into this post. He's the one that sells the Yamahaheaters (fix for Yamaha handwarmers being supplied full power at lower RPMs) so it did not...

With my tracks either having traditional studs or the molded-in kind, traction was never an issue. I supposed an unstudded track my slip a bit at first but not sure. It also cleans up real nice too when sweeping out the snow after unloading and such.

Although Dennis Kirk is nice for some things, on something like a gasket, I would tend to stick with OEM and any Yamaha dealer like Port Yamaha has access to the Yamaha microfiche for parts where you select the model and year of your snowmobile to look up parts. They (the microfiche) are also...

I went with something similar but from Menards. Happen to catch it when it was on-sale plus had the 11% rebate so wasn't too bad when compared to what I would have if had gone back using Luan sheeting to cover the main deck floorking. Check out this post where we discuss similar trailer floor...

This was taken from a different post relating to the same question. Gotta love ole @Rockmeister Have helped a few people with the Code 81 & 82 clearing in non-sled applications. As stated prior, codes 81 & 82 have nothing whatsoever to do with how the engine runs, they only affect the...