Mitch Desorcy
MAX PRO
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- Winnipeg Manitoba
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- Snowmobile
- 2014 Yamaha SR Viper LTX SE
Has anyone who ran a Turbo'd Viper, around the 200 horse range switch to the sidewinder? If so how do you find the difference. Really thinking of getting one. Would like to try one first.
Joe ltx-le
TY 4 Stroke God
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- 2017 sidewinder ltx-dx
I traded my 16 viper with mpi trail turbo in for a sidewinder
I've only had it out once but I can tell right away , this sled has way longer legs .what I like the most is how smooth the power delivery is. Way more "linear" then the viper.
Factory turbo with three year warranty is also a big bonus.
I've only had it out once but I can tell right away , this sled has way longer legs .what I like the most is how smooth the power delivery is. Way more "linear" then the viper.
Factory turbo with three year warranty is also a big bonus.
I had a mcx turbo nytro xtx with Ulmer clutch kit that ran pretty good, also had studs. My brother had a mpi turbo viper xtx, he never asked to race. Top speed on the viper was about 95.
My sidewinder now has about 500 miles on it. Plenty of power and handles good. In for first service and to check over everything and get studs put in
My sidewinder now has about 500 miles on it. Plenty of power and handles good. In for first service and to check over everything and get studs put in
