Or put them on the side. The G4 is better than the XM, but still find that they are in a vulnerable spot on the G4. Cat and Poo both have the intakes located in decent spots, facing the rider, that you can easily brush away snow when they get plugged.
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You just missed out on a sale at SCS for haydays. It was 20% off. A full wrap, tunnel, gas tank etc. came to $400.00 american. I installed a Arctic FX wrap back in 09, it had good quality as I saw the sled last year and it still looked good. Like most have said you get what you pay for.
Looking for some info on these as well. Boy is at a point where the 120 is way to small but he is not big enough for a 340-440 sled. The snow bike looks to be the ticket.
I still have to think this whole thing was a last minute addition in MY17. With them not having a patent in place, not announcing it when they first released the sled is very unlike ski doo. If it was so good they would want to brag about it. They didn't release the info until guys started...
Interesting that they don't list anything for clutch parts right now on the parts website for the 18's. They are also listing a shim for the motor mount with all the slop in it. :hmm:
I installed a on board compressor into my 1500 for my airbags. Honestly I won't run bags again with out the compressor and gauge. I hid the switch and gauge under the center console so it is out of the way. You can easily check the pressure and adjust if needed. It was always a pain in the ass...
I have the original designed one on my G4. First time with one of these. I really like it, works well when wanting to go from from wheelie machine to climbing. I am able to keep the rear springs at 3 and not ever touch them. I had it freeze up on me one day and wasn't able to adjust it.
Replace the stock rollers with these hi torque rollers. The stock bolts that hold the rollers in are hard to get out so plan ahead and order a couple new ones from doo. They are a torx head.
Hi-Torque Rollers