I’ve removed these from two sleds now. Put the drill bits away. I ground the rivet heads off from the inside of the tunnel with a dremmel tool. Then they just pop off easy.
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$$$ but worth it after you crater a few lead/acid batteries over the years @$150 a pop. Just my opinion.
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I, and many others run AV gas (100 LL=100 octane, low lead). Works well, easy to get and much cheaper than race gas. Some guys mix some premium in, but I don't want to risk det issues. Stay well away from anything with ethanol in it. I can run 12 psi safely on AV
That will be sweet. Could consider the tunnel bulkhead braces from Vanamburg and think about a resistor for the headlight delete. Some voltage regulator changes have been made over previous models and it's cheap added security. Give your oil pump a little turn up when under the hood also...
Was running awesome, then throwing this code in an afternoon?
i have a BD turbo - again was running wicked. Headlights are out last season - no problems. I have swapped the VR & baro sensor our with no change.
engine light still on and still throws the same code. I've checked every wire in the...
They are from a guy in Chocrane that custom makes them. He laser cuts the aluminum, powder coats, then puts backing on. They are very tough. I can track down contact details if you are interested ?
Best ones I've seen so far.
I did get some rough numbers from them, but wanted to see what others experiences have been with them. Currently the Ski springs are at 10.5" after preload. Rear skid spring is 11-3/8" and front skid spring is 6-1/4" when preloaded.
thanks,
Steve
So I upgraded my springs to RCS (Renton coils springs) in titanium & progressive in the rear skid. Any recommendations for initial setup by anyone? I'm 170 lbs and love the tree riding.
It's a 2014 pro with a BD turbo
I would agree with Danbot. After blowing a QD belt and dealing with the melted mess, I don't run them to failure. May be a bit of a fight to get the gears on the shafts in the bush too, unless you have the alignment bushings to help you out. I just carry them with me now. Just in case.