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I have the same tunes on my 18 Thundercat. I love it! Casual trail riding I run the 285 setting. If I'm feeling frisky I run the 305. The 305 has much quicker throttle response.
If there is too much body roll in the turns, a couple of clicks on the front shocks is the quick and easy cure. I have a Matryx XCR and VR1 Boost. They corner fantastic.
I have a TD tuned T-cat with up to 315hp and a stock Boost. Snow conditions have been horrible here this year. I just got my first ride of the year in on the Boost. It's a fun ride, but doesn't feel like it's even in the same zip code as the Kitty. It's amazing to me to see Traileader's sled...
Yes, my Tcat with stock 24/50 gearing hits 124MPH max on the speedo in most conditions. It's just a matter of how quick it gets there with the tune I select.
So I have the TD multi tune 265/285/305/315. I run the same clutching with each. Which tune should I select if I want to stretch the range as much as possible?
My 18 Tcat with Turbo Dynamics bundle 265/285/305/315 with header tune is not that great on fuel. Running mostly the 285 tune I can"t get 100 miles to a tank. My Polaris 850 is good for 150 miles.
I have a 2018 Thundercat with TD Jukebox header tunes (265/285/305/315). With stock gearing it hits 124 on the speedo no matter which tune in nearly all trail conditions. Selecting a higher tune just gets you to 124 quicker. The sled has a mild 144 1.325 studs in the stock 1.25 RIP2 track and...
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