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Can the Viper be made to run with 800's ?


Turbo is definatly the most cost affective way. Even with a turbo the 800 doos have very long legs.

Naturally aspirated IMO can be done but it's very expensive and a very in depth build.

With the sidewinder release I feel now you won't see as many people trying to take this 600 class sled to an 800.
 
My buddies 14 renegade 800 doo vs my viper is dead even....bone stock on both
 
Depends on what they are running for set up. I ride with a guy that has a 2012 studded cat, 129" or 136" I'm not sure. I showed him my 97mph on my GPS across the lake, he wouldn't show his, but said his cat has never hit 100. I wasn't dialed in, hitting rev limiter on long pulls at that point. Other buddy has a crossfire 700 and 800, he took off across lake on my viper and came back surprised and scared due to no studs. Another buddy on n rx1 couldn't reel me in when I blew past him on a plowed road. This year I'm studded, can,airbox, and yet another clutch setup to try. Hope the lake is frozen so I can run those guys all again. Whatever you do, don't run an 800 if you only have a few miles on. The long break in was my biggest disappointment about this sled. Took at least 1000 miles to reach full potential.
 
I'm clutched can and pics my buddy has a studded 800 Doo on the lake I'm a head of him till 80mph after that blows by me you would need some serious work or turbo in my opinion And also agree with Joe Ltx-le
 
My buddies 14 renegade 800 doo vs my viper is dead even....bone stock on both
Till what mph...I had a 2013 renegade 800 and it pulled till about 116 on the speedo.
 


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