I fully agree. ^. I do not regret buying my 12. I have gone through a couple of belts but other than that it's a fun sled. Need different skis for sure. Currently running the hijacker but want to change to speed wurxs. I would definitely buy another.
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Pulling a 4 place fully loaded I bet your going to see somewhere in the 26L-32/100k mark. my 2012 5.7 with a chip/cold air/exhaust pulling my 30ft holiday trailer that's around 10000lbs at 120km/h I get 29-35L/100k going to bc and back. I do also run larger tires and that took away a few L's/100k.
Ya that would be the the angled steering. The vertical steering post made a huge difference on mine. Just curious how the 3" forward and the vertical steering would change the handling.
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I like to get my stuff from T&T powersports in bonnyville. They had every I needed when every other dealer in and around edmonton said they would have to order. If they don't or can't get what you need I would just go online and shop around.
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I have one with a 2.0 boondocker,mrbp boost tubes,and 2.5 exhaust. This thing is fun. I'll take it over dads 12 m8 any day. That includes running through the trees. With the low end torque you can just putts through the trees and if in need the power is there. Yes some 12's had belt problems but...
If it's brand new the owners manual should have a proper way to store it in there. But usually I fill the tank and put stabilizer in it and the put it on the sled lift as I usually tinker with it over the summer.
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I have driven vipers before and while not as fast just hearing and feelin the turbo kick in is way more fun when driving it.
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Don't have the rumble bee any more but the thing turned a lot of heads and got a lot of complements on it. You wouldn't think the caliber as a hot wheel but with 300hp and 6 sp this thing pulls harder then done up 5.0 mustang.
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Can't wait to get one. Running 12 5.7 hemi 2500 and it does everything the diesel do. And gas is a lot cheaper than diesel in place that I work. As well is cheaper to maintain.
I only get 4 or 5 trips in to the mountains every year. First year was stock and didn't have much problem but last year and this year I got all the extras on it and that seems to be where it all started from. I don't think they built the 12' drive train strong enough to handle the extra power...