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top of the dreamo I know most of you guys have my beat, but I saw 107 on my speedo....now my GPS verified it as 103 and that was a sustained speed for about 2 miles. Not just hitting it and backing off. Normally I run about 81 to 93 with the guys I ride with. RS Vector ER stock. That was last...

poor front end.... hey man, to me it sounds like you need to adjust your transfer rods on that sled. They are located in the back of the track. There is one on each side...these adjust how much pressure it being put on the skis. Too little pressure will cause the skis to jump all over the...

:yam: I don't know about the '06 but my 05 Vector hand warmers are awesome. They can get warm enough to ride w/o gloves on. Better yet they have multiple levels unlike some cheapo after-market warmers that only have hi-lo-off BTW, here's to a AWESOME WINTER COMING THIS YEAR. EARLIEST SNOW...

POOR HANDLING I agree with everyone to an extent. TMS, I do love my Vector, but to an extent if you are sitting you must admit it hops and darts if you're doing 70+ and it definitely has Yamaha tipsiness on corners. However, a suggestion to the rest of you who are having trouble with this. I...

Octane I agree with indyapex1, in fact using a higher octane in carb sleds can potentially damage your sled due to higher burning temps. Wouldn't recommend doing this unless you have good reason. Also make sure you don't burn too lean or you will end up with a hole in one of your pistons in no...

fuel lines hey.. just a note as far as trailering... if you are going to trailer a lot, it is a good idea to put shut-off valves on your fuel lines. I put them on and it saves a ton of trouble as far as flooding when you arrive at your destination!!! Otherwise as you drive and hit bumps your...

previous sled BTW, 06VECTORGT, no build up anger here.... Believe it or not, only other sleds I've own were 1979 JDeere Trailfire 440, was a good sled for the time, and also a 1979 Yamaha Excel V, which I still own in cherry condition and still runs like a true Yamaha. Never would touch a Cat...

ON A DIFFERENT NOTE Well, on a different note. We may not need to be garage bound too much longer. A lot of areas are getting snow and 1st sled trips right around the corner! I have a 200 mile alnight sled tripped planned in just over a week and a half, pending conditions hold. :4STroke...

Fuel Lines. Yes, Obviously you don't want fuel in your vacuum lines, that wasn't what I was referring too. Either way, say what you wish about what I said... but I'm not the one needing to replace my plugs at approximately $15- $20.00 a pop. By the way, yes you can run your machine up to 15...

warm up... look all, check out the fuel line configuration. On warm up the gasoline is highly consumed. Your fuel lines only run to two of the cylinders and the 3rd is plugged. The gasoline is vaccum primed into the third cylinder. So, basically during initial startup it does run on two...