NO, but I can't imaging paying 30k for only 170-180hp cookie cutter either and thinking it's good hahaha.Imagine buying a machine that has 50 less HP and thinking it’s good
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Then pay more for a custom sled with no warranty? That’s just smart business isn’t it? The manufacturers albeit still overpriced are building good stuff right now other than exploding clutches, failed fuel pumps and broken chain cases. LolNO, but I can't imaging paying 30k for only 170-180hp cookie cutter either and thinking it's good hahaha.
I have people that have already done that for me. lol
Who said pay more, thats a figment of one imagination now days. There was a time though that was true.Then pay more for a custom sled with no warranty? That’s just smart business isn’t it? The manufacturers albeit still overpriced are building good stuff right now other than exploding clutches, failed fuel pumps and broken chain cases. Lol
Oh I’m sorry. I thought we were talking about new iron, not vintage iron.Who said pay more, thats a figment of one imagination now days. There was a time though that was true.
Plus what does business have anything to do with sleds, just simply buying a sled is bad business if thats the case. Its one of the biggest waste of money if you look at it that way.
Its all about entertainment and fun, you put a price on that. fair enough.
My SW cost less then 30k is 45lbs heavier and will eat any of the new turbos all day long.
Guess what I can build another one for the same.
Not only vintage but are they not obsolete?Oh I’m sorry. I thought we were talking about new iron, not vintage iron.
Call it what ever, they are still kings out there.Oh I’m sorry. I thought we were talking about new iron, not vintage iron.
You think, here is my dinosaur, RTR. Yes that means full of fuel and oil.pure fiction like all the other crap written on here.
I have a buddy that’s paying 1500 to get his factory vintage 22 turbo hauled out of the mountains this weekend.Oh I’m sorry. I thought we were talking about new iron, not vintage iron.
Luckily he has warranty. Not so lucky for the aftermarket boosted sledsI have a buddy that’s paying 1500 to get his factory vintage 22 turbo hauled out of the mountains this weekend.
It’s weird we used to run a few aftermarket turbos back in between 2010-2015 and actually had less wrecked trips than the factory ones now in our group. They weren’t as nice to drive
Though.
He is one smart guy!!!!I have a buddy with a 23 154 turbo R and a 23 boost 155. He demoed the 600 Catalyst and said it handled night and day better than either the doo or poo and didn't have the issues he didn't like on his 19 Alpha. He snowchecked an 858 and is selling the G5.
858. It’s lighter than the 600.Whats best bang for buck order a 858 or buy a leftover 600 and turbo it? Honestly just curious
Quit day drinking ya bastage!He is one smart guy!!!!