markt111
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well after long pondering the change (loved my Vector) I did it and will never look back. Feels 100% different and is much easier to ride!
I have ordered studs, new dually runners, tunnel bag and a second windshield.
Next I will be reading on basic mods, probably do a muffler and tune to start.
Looking for feedback on which mods were best bang for the buck while staying turnkey:
Muffler?
Tune?
AirBox?
I like being the guy helping to limp my friends Ski Doos out of the woods not vice versa.
I have ordered studs, new dually runners, tunnel bag and a second windshield.
Next I will be reading on basic mods, probably do a muffler and tune to start.
Looking for feedback on which mods were best bang for the buck while staying turnkey:
Muffler?
Tune?
AirBox?
I like being the guy helping to limp my friends Ski Doos out of the woods not vice versa.
murdered141
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Congrats on the sled, free air box mod, can and clutch kit are going to be your best economy performance mods, otherwise go straight for a turbo.
Best mod for your sled by far is revalve rear skid shocks.
markt111
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Suspension feels awesome, will need to get some seat time and make minor adjustments and see if anything else is needed from there.
It is a 2014 RTX SE with the fox shocks and feels great.
Would the sled require a tune with air box, can and clutch?
It is a 2014 RTX SE with the fox shocks and feels great.
Would the sled require a tune with air box, can and clutch?
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Can and a good clutch kit goes a long way on the Viper.
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I would hold off on those duallys. Mine seem to push pretty bad. Just started a thread to see if I could learn more on it.
I also have a thread about the airbox mod. From what I have found, it seems like the best mod short of needing a tune.
Still researching suspension stuff. I have it working pretty well, but might do some work to make better.
I also have a thread about the airbox mod. From what I have found, it seems like the best mod short of needing a tune.
Still researching suspension stuff. I have it working pretty well, but might do some work to make better.
yamamarc
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Go with snowtrackers carbide on your stock skis for imo best handling
markt111
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It came with snow trackers, pushed way too much
Johnmasters Double Downs!!!
Johnmasters Double Downs!!!
yamamarc
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Really!! Loosen your center shock!!!
I ride hard and run the aggressive trackers i have 0 push/darting
I have to be carefull coming into a corner to hard so i don't get thrown off
markt111
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What length are the aggressive?
yamamarc
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The aggressive ones the center blade is 1 inch with a 7 1/2 inch carbide
The semi ones the center blade is 3/4 inch with a 6 inch carbide