pistoncontracting
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Who's following who ????
Was it the chicken, or the egg??
Who's following who ????
For a guy who posts a thread seeming sore over the bashing, you sure seem to dish it out.
It's interesting how even with all that extra horsepower and track, a doo is hard pressed to keep up when things get sketchy, let alone make a pro look stupid.
The new doo has a lot of good ideas. Had polaris not set the bar for weight, I'm betting no one else would be following suit. Polaris was the first to offer the wide open boards, looks like doo is following suit on that as well. Why is the new doo a little narrower? Could it be to mimic the Pro??
Companies feed off one another, learning from what works and what doesn't.
Listen to some of the comments from last night there is more patients on this new sled than any before.. And eight years till a patient is over.. That's when poo can copy it
Listen to some of the comments from last night there is more patients on this new sled than any before.. And eight years till a patient is over.. That's when poo can copy it
Patients???
Which part would they want to copy exactly? Since 2011, the Summit is starting to look more like the RMK, then the other way around. Is Polaris gaining weight to copy Doo? Is Polaris moving the steering to a more horizontal axis like the Doo? I wonder if it's perhaps the auxillary injectors, that was introduced long ago, to make up for the short comings of factory ones? It's also interesting how the Liberty engine seems to run better with boost, and the e-tech not so much. The 850 seems to have addressed those issues, but time will tell. Seems many of the Doo guys wanted a belt drive- I wonder why that is?
Some of you guys are unreal. It's like your ****ing hypnotized. Doo makes a good product. But so does everyone else. But Doo definitely has some shortcomings- just like the rest.
I wasn't aware that the etec's didn't run as well on boost. Thats not what I'm hearing from Boost It, Impulse, Aerocharger and Boon docker Troy? LolWhich part would they want to copy exactly? Since 2011, the Summit is starting to look more like the RMK, then the other way around. Is Polaris gaining weight to copy Doo? Is Polaris moving the steering to a more horizontal axis like the Doo? I wonder if it's perhaps the auxillary injectors, that was introduced long ago, to make up for the short comings of factory ones? It's also interesting how the Liberty engine seems to run better with boost, and the e-tech not so much. The 850 seems to have addressed those issues, but time will tell. Seems many of the Doo guys wanted a belt drive- I wonder why that is?
Some of you guys are unreal. It's like your ****ing hypnotized. Doo makes a good product. But so does everyone else. But Doo definitely has some shortcomings- just like the rest.
I wasn't aware that the etec's didn't run as well on boost. Thats not what I'm hearing from Boost It, Impulse, Aerocharger and Boon docker Troy? Lol
I was told that the guys breaking rods are to greedy for the big numbers. I was told 5-6lbs is very manageable on an etec engine and 10 is not. For the guys that want to run the big boost the rod change out is highly recommendedCheck out Freds thread on it. Something about the rods breaking, and only under boost. I guess I should have been more clear- they run really well, just seem to come apart while dooing so.
I wasn't aware of it either, but seems like a pretty big deal I guess.
Here it is if you like. https://www.snowandmud.com/ski-doo-turbo/95664-con-rods-breaking-turbo-motors.html
HAHAHAHA This thread is retarded. Im gonna long track and turbo an old John deere Spitfire just so I don't have to pick a side/brand with all you Gomers. HAHAHA Cheers boys
Several turboed doos almost 10000kms, and only freshened top end once... Won't find a poo with that
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