need more power

[hypertxer]

i have an 06 apex rtx it has hauck pipe cr10 plugs ulmer stage 1 clutch kit 23t gear fitch fuel catylists i just ordered the ram air lid but havnt used it yet i raced a 01 machz tripple and got him by like 5 sled lengths and then he pulled on me like 2 lengthes and we stayed side by side with him 2 lengthes in front i even beet ski doo xp they were doing everything to catch me changing clutching they couldnt do it its just the mach wat can i do to beat him

 

[Honk]

Buy a Mach? or turbo, maybe supercharger? These four strokes are NOT the fastest sleds out there! They ARE the most realiable though!

 

[Kevin Garceau]

True... sometimes I forget its a 150hp sled.

Yesterday trail riding with a T cat 1000 - I know he has more HP and less weight, but we got to the straights and I let him come up and (rolling) and gave him the jump. My RTX with Ulmer stage 2 flashed ahead and stayed there for a ways but his extra HP started gaining by 75mph and by 85 he was pulling in front.

Basically my gearing and clutching gave me the edge down low... where I like to ride anyways.

 

[SledFreak]

Read This. With the pipe you defintely need more fuel and air lid alone will give you at least 3-4mph on top end, which will allow you to beat the mach.

http://www.ty4stroke.com/viewtopic.php? ... +commander

 

[Laubry]

it is fast for a stock sled so if you went to
go fast buy a car
ps.
you can go so fast
to you hit a tree

 

[MyOutdoors]

it is fast for a stock sled so if you went go
fast buy a car
ps.
you can so fast to you see a tree

I hope your 101st post is spelled a little clearer and has better meaning?

Hyper, with the pipe and air mod, I would look into the PCI and Ignition module to dial everything in. Other then that NOS would be your least expensive next option.

 

[Honk]

it is fast for a stock sled so if you went go
fast buy a car
ps.
you can so fast to you see a tree

I hope your 101st post is spelled a little clearer and has better meaning?

Hyper, with the pipe and air mod, I would look into the PCI and Ignition module to dial everything in. Other then that NOS would be your least expensive next option.

I see what you mean!