Caper11
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At about 6500' on clicker 1 and it stayed steady at 8000.
Had to be careful on the way up not to over rev.
Are you running a stock can as well??
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At about 6500' on clicker 1 and it stayed steady at 8000.
Had to be careful on the way up not to over rev.
Obviously something is wrong with the clutching if u have to run clicker 1 or 2 at elevation
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Are you running a stock can as well??
MBRP Trail can one weekend and the THING the first weekend.
No difference. Bouncing between 7900 8000 right where it should be. This is under load in waist deep. I think 2g in primary would drop 1 click. Otherwise it will overrev with lower snow less load.
On the way up Renshaw a wee bit over half throttle was 8000.
I leave in Quebec at sea level , own a 165 with 3 inchs, I tough I had the LAC in it but I just found I didnt....
Found why I'm over revving....
WTF The higher the altitude the deeper and heavier the snow the higher the clicker. There is a marked difference from 3 to 4. Four pulling in the chew at higher altitude has a marked improvement I power. Hopefully we have nice spring conditions with lots of new snow then 5 it is. its not rocket science set up on a long steep pull and set to 7900 RPM +-100RPM if you hit the rev limiter drop her down one. If you deal is saving gas on the trail clicker 1 is great.
TRA ? Yes .
Stock BRP[/
Okay thanks . You are referring to the TRA.