Derek Turnbull
Extreme
- Joined
- Apr 7, 2017
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- 79
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- Location
- Maine
- Country
- USA
- Snowmobile
- 2018 Yamaha Sidewinder LTX-LE
Racing Blue
Wow! $18.95 that's cheap!
Very tight,but ok,that is what I have in mine now. Works awesome corner to corner,but I am not stock.Thanks. Maybe it was the tcat with the 24/50
Chain was still good with the 22 top gear?
Hey bro,have not seen you here in quite a while,do not remove material from the new 2017 or newer clutches,that the sidewinders have,they already have O.D. built into them,other wise you may be to far to top,and have belt issues. The stock clutches shift out to with in 1/4" of top,and that will net you 120 mph stock GPS if all things are good. There have been some clutch issues this year on the SW,but not every one has had problems,and it did not matter if you were stock or not,if yours had issues,it had issues,some of the problem was rollers flat spotting,spring coil binding,and now some primary roller problems,they seem to bind up and stop working,causing binding from there now,but they are all fixable,my LE now is rocking,finally no belt issues,or rpm issues now,and sled is not stock.im planning on changing gearing and track on my nitro xtx too,1 tooth bigger top gear is $40 bucks for it,must be cause its hyvo,are the sidewinder clutches able to shift out all the way or do they require a little shaving,lots of ways to gain from stock stuff just haven't been into any of it for 7 or 8 years,once I got the 06apex working good I haven't done anything to it but gas it up so im a little slow to get my front lobe back into cheap speed
They kinda look similar to me powder pros. Are they from SLP?Todd...skis on the sled are SLP Mohawks. There's a lot of choices out there for better handling skis for this chassis. I did my research and couldn't be happier with the Mohawk's. They are a very well engineered ski and with a few adjustments handle awesome in all conditions with very little steering effort and have great floatation in deeper snow.
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yes the RTX kit will come with caps. Go to my site and look at the wheel kit page and listed will be the Stealth kits. You will see the 7.5 kits in the pics.So the full 4 wheel kit for a RTX(not add on wheels) will allow for the rubber caps?
I want no part of any tri hub, and want the full axle/4 wheels ect.....got a pic or link to RTX kit? Price?
thanks
Dan
They kinda look similar to me powder pros. Are they from SLP?
Great thanks.....Just wondering what stock RTX(129) Rear wheel size is? Your kit being 7.5" is that same or bigger?yes the RTX kit will come with caps. Go to my site and look at the wheel kit page and listed will be the Stealth kits. You will see the 7.5 kits in the pics.
Thx
If you read up...you will find guys have said the tank is larger then the specs. I believe its darn close to 10 usg. And it does seem the tuned guys are much closer to 15mpg on normal trail riding. For a much larger HP sled then other brands, that is very good IMO.Can anyone tell me why they have such a small gas tank?(8.9 gallons) Has it become an issue on trips. Sometimes finding a gas station can be tricky! Another thing the American Snowmobiler had the sidewinder having the worst fuel mileage of the bunch in there real world test. Do the ecu flash help with fuel mileage?
Thanks
Worst of the bunch? You need to look at the numbers a little closer. All the numbers were very close and for some reason very low but the 850 Doo which many are claiming to get awesome mileage got 10.65 mpg while the Sidewinder got 10.26 mpg. When I rode my SW I got the same exact mileage as my wife on her Doo 1200 and my buds non turbo 1100 Cat. I would say the SW gets pretty good mileage for a normal sled and fantastic mileage for a sled north of 200 hp.Can anyone tell me why they have such a small gas tank?(8.9 gallons) Has it become an issue on trips. Sometimes finding a gas station can be tricky! Another thing the American Snowmobiler had the sidewinder having the worst fuel mileage of the bunch in there real world test. Do the ecu flash help with fuel mileage?
Thanks