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Same thing happened to mine today… 368 miles… you know if anyone in town may have these Johnny?


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P85 and don’t look back.


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was it a direct fit john?

Yes but you need the clutch bolt and washers. Will also have to realign the secondary.

I ran 9r primary spring and 10-68 yesterday. It ran great in the parking lot and low elevation. Up high it struggled. Will try 10-66 today. Snow is deeeep.


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Yes but you need the clutch bolt and washers. Will also have to realign the secondary.

I ran 9r primary spring and 10-68 yesterday. It ran great in the parking lot and low elevation. Up high it struggled. Will try 10-66 today. Snow is deeeep.


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Goes to show how much of a joke these 9R's are. A polaris 850 came stock with 68's and and a 42S helix, the 9R can even pull the 68's.
 

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Goes to show how much of a joke these 9R's are. A polaris 850 came stock with 68's and and a 42S helix, the 9R can even pull the 68's.
The extra rpm of the 9R might explain the need for a bit lighter weight. A 66g at 8500 is exerting more pressure than a 68g at 8000.
 

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The extra rpm of the 9R might explain the need for a bit lighter weight. A 66g at 8500 is exerting more pressure than a 68g at 8000.
They aren't supposed to run at 8500 and the 850 spins the 68's at 8300 no problem. The 9R is a disappointing sled
 

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They aren't supposed to run at 8500 and the 850 spins the 68's at 8300 no problem. The 9R is a disappointing sled
Ah. I thought the 9R was a higher RPM engine. The spring is a factor too of course.
 

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Goes to show how much of a joke these 9R's are. A polaris 850 came stock with 68's and and a 42S helix, the 9R can even pull the 68's.

I’m running 68s still. I turned out on a climb today and my Speedo said 49mph. That seems pretty decent I think. The 9r is definitely not disappointing. Polaris quality problems are though.


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Never changed a plug in my suzi 800 cat. 2300kms and counting
 

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I’m at 700 miles and 50 hours on original plugs…
If that dude wants to put 100 plugs in this season without addressing the issue I guess that’s up to him.

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What's the issue that's causing it? If that was happening on a skidoo, I'm sure the sled would be sold after fouled plug set number 2, as they are not a good time changing them.
 

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What's the issue that's causing it? If that was happening on a skidoo, I'm sure the sled would be sold after fouled plug set number 2, as they are not a good time changing them.
Gotta be huge vibration I think. I know that’s the first thing Matt said when he fired up his new 9R
 
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