Mikew5j
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What did you pay for your if you dont mind me asking?
$13,800 + tax, with 4 year warranty.
What did you pay for your if you dont mind me asking?
Well, I ordered a 011 Pro-RMK 163. I made sure to get the 4 year warranty though. The thing that blows me away is the dry weight is 137 lbs. The dry weigh of my 09 RMK is 187 lbs with only a 155 track. 50 lbs is going to make a big difference!
You’re right, fifty pounds can make a world of difference in the mountains. Doo did the same thing from their 07 REV to their 08 Xp and mountains guys loved the weight savings. However, I’d like to see a mountain sled putting out a 154 HP in a chassis that weighs less than the average guy riding it…? Please clarify.
$13,800 + tax, with 4 year warranty.
What dealer did you purchase it from? Cycle Works is quoting me $14,200 plus GST for the 163 with the 4 year warranty.
By [all in] do you mean GST included also?
Okay for one, polaris has 154 horsepower NOT 144, two the cat weighs over 485 pounds and that is the actual dry weight tested by snowgoer mag and three the ski-doo motor is a claimed 155 and it says that right on their website....and the 800 ski-doo weighs 454 theres the link for proof...with these new stats which are REAL it goes like this
Polaris 154 hp 431 = 2.79
Ski-doo 155 hp 454 = 2.92
Cat 163 hp 480= 2.94
And these are the REAL non biased facts
Hey Glengine, interesting facts given in your last post. I am not biased, but I do think your 30lbs is a little high. Just want to clarify what you are including in your "wet weight" coolant, oil, brake fluid? Coolant is my only question mark not exactly sure how much the machine holds (only have ever had to rebuild one motor)rough guess 4L, oil(depending on size of tank) 2-3L, brake fluid 500ml. Here are some quick conversions of volume to weight, 1L of oil = 1.942 lbs., 1L of pure water 2.205 lbs, 1L of fuel 1.625 lbs. So with 4-5L of coolant 5x2.205=10.125 lbs, 3L of oil 3x1.942=5.826 lbs, .5L of brake fluid (similar viscosity to oil) .5x1.942= .971 lbs. Grand total of fluids 16.922 lbs. I just looked the conversions up on a website and found them fairly interesting, I hadn't put much thought into how much liquids weigh. I could be completely out to lunch on my numbers so don't hesitate to make corrections to my somewhat flawed theory on wet weight.