m1200

[leaner is greener]

anyone riding a m1200, could I hear some feedback as to how they work,and like it, reliability etc. looking at buying tks for now.

 

[gotboost]

i seen don speed parts had one phone them they will give u some info on it

 

[drew562]

i seen don speed parts had one phone them they will give u some info on it

i rode dons 1200 it rips hard.. My brother built a cutler 1300 its like a tractor and really pulls. Only down side is it cant be pulled over passed minus 5. Need a small heater to warm the engine. Even both of us at the same time cant pull it we r well over 200lbs each

 

[BDF#900]

Have a race gas D&D 1200 (165lbs comp), and at -20 you break the rope before she rolls over. Have to pull plugs and pull it over half a dozen times, then reassemble and start. Way more fun than a pump gas turbo, and with twins not much less power, and way easier to maintain. Pistons are bit costly but should be changed every season, and check your con rod bearings. Thats the only problem I've had or heard of.

 

[JoHNI_T]

Have a race gas D&D 1200 (165lbs comp), and at -20 you break the rope before she rolls over. Have to pull plugs and pull it over half a dozen times, then reassemble and start. Way more fun than a pump gas turbo, and with twins not much less power, and way easier to maintain. Pistons are bit costly but should changed every season, and check your con rod bearings. Thats the only problem I've had or heard of.

who's the ladies on ur sled BDF????,,,, I want to play with ur sleds man I know they rip,,,

 

[leaner is greener]

thanks for the info! are the twins finicky to run? I hear they sure live up the big bores.

 

[Braap m1200]

thanks for the info! are the twins finicky to run? I hear they sure live up the big bores.

I have a set of speedwerx twins on my m1200 and I hate them. They crack all the time and my flange just broke off, I'm done with them going to a speedwerx single.