rapeape
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Expecting 1-3 inches of snow tonight and I'm really getting the itch. Where I ride in north-central PA there always seems to be a race weekend warrior race going on. What can I do to improve my chaces of winning. I allready have 192 picks in the track and have my weight transfer set back a bit from stock. I do not want to spend any more money on the sled than I already have. What other kinds of adjustments should I make?
Thanks,
Kevin
Thanks,
Kevin
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No tips? just pin it and pray?
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Without spending any cash you pretty much did all you can do :ORC
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LOL That's what i was thinking.
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The less a sled "wheelies" the more power is being used to move the sled forward.
If a sled does great "wheelies" horsepower is wasted in lifting up the front end.You don`t want too much transfer.Suck up the front strap if you need to.
Use your worn STOCK carbides and NOT your 6-8 inch 60 deg trail carving ones.
Have just a couple gallons of gas in the tank.
Take some practice runs accross the side yard!!
$$Cost$$ ---Free!!
Win or lose enjoyment-Priceless!!
If a sled does great "wheelies" horsepower is wasted in lifting up the front end.You don`t want too much transfer.Suck up the front strap if you need to.
Use your worn STOCK carbides and NOT your 6-8 inch 60 deg trail carving ones.
Have just a couple gallons of gas in the tank.
Take some practice runs accross the side yard!!
$$Cost$$ ---Free!!
Win or lose enjoyment-Priceless!!
