Random Turbo Stuff

[skegpro]

Whole hood

 

[snopro]

Clutch side panel foam. View attachment 248968

Are you sure there isn't an apple in that Sobey's bag?

 

[maxwell]

im confused so how much foam only that your removing? looks like 1.1 lb?

 

[oler1234]

Am I reading that right? 15 + 11 lbs for foam, is that soaked with water?

 

[Dawizman]

Am I reading that right? 15 + 11 lbs for foam, is that soaked with water?

I think you're missing the decimal, however the pictures are at a less than ideal angle.

 

[Caper11]

Looks like 1.1lbs of foam after the bag to me, in that one pic.

I have not taken foam out of a sled for years. Just My opinion, It keeps moisture off the clutches, ride it and enjoy.

 

[Adam 442]

Interesting, came stock with pivot weights and on clicker 1. More weight and clicker 3 to try out here in the flatlands before I get to the mtns. 22 expert 850t. My frog skins look like that too. And my seat bag looks like this lol.

 

[Caper11]

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Interesting, came stock with pivot weights and on clicker 1. More weight and clicker 3 to try out here in the flatlands before I get to the mtns. 22 expert 850t. My frog skins look like that too. And my seat bag looks like this lol.
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That’s the wrong seat bag for that sled unfortunately.

 

[bendy]

I thought this plastic gasket was supposed to seal it.

Should a guy yank the donut and prime with high temp silicone?View attachment 248779

Has anyone else had their pipe off? Holly Christ are the springs at the y-pipe stiff! Even with the proper spring removal tool I got a hell of a work out. More awkward than anything. The part number for the springs are different than the n/a so I assume stiffer for boost.

 

[Adam 442]

That’s the wrong seat bag for that sled unfortunately.

What's the right part number? Does it hold more than a pack of gum? Haha

 

[NoBrakes!]

stage 2 builds with the ZRP lightweight kit...

 

[maxwell]

Has anyone else had their pipe off? Holly Christ are the springs at the y-pipe stiff! Even with the proper spring removal tool I got a hell of a work out. More awkward than anything. The part number for the springs are different than the n/a so I assume stiffer for boost.

its a nightmare, im going to see if BRP has some sort of special tool for it. I had electrical wire in under the pipe through the front nose cone. Lots of bloody knuckles

 

[Caper11]

Use the woodys spring puller and use the x member for leverage. Only way to do it if your by yourself.

 

[bendy]

Use the woodys spring puller and use the x member for leverage. Only way to do it if your by yourself.

10 or 16" long? I did it by myself with the Doo spring tool... but I don't want to do it again. My Lord!

 

[jcjc1]

those springs are no joke. i ended up using a piece of pipe with a loop of line using the cross member as a fulcrum to expand the spring but was still a pain to try and push the spring hook onto the loop with all the force i was applying. i bought a woody's 15" spring puller later so we'll see next time.

 

[Caper11]

10 or 16" long? I did it by myself with the Doo spring tool... but I don't want to do it again. My Lord!

Mine is 17”

 

[snoflake]

Paracord and wrap it around a screw driver for pulling leverage. Even the new NA springs are a bioch.

 

[skegpro]

its a nightmare, im going to see if BRP has some sort of special tool for it. I had electrical wire in under the pipe through the front nose cone. Lots of bloody knuckles

Martin's had a giant spring puller for like $35 hanging up behind the parts desk.

 

[skegpro]

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[snopro]

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That’s the one I have as well