what trait do all the mountain 800s need to improve on?

[rightsideup]

Weight,power,suspension,reliabity please post your thoughts

 

[mur190]

Weight,power,suspension,reliabity please post your thoughts

less weight, more power, better suspension.... reliability is good from the doo and cat side i believe, see how the new Poo Poo motor holds up.

a 460 LBS sled fuel of fuel ready to ride with a 180 naturally aspirated hp, 3" track (choose your length) with good piggy back coil over shocks.

 

[Teth-Air]

Nobody would likely disagree that they should last longer before they need major engine work. They used to years ago when they had under 100 hp. (Insert your Polaris joke here)

 

[Joholio]

Cheaper. Its still two skis and a track

Honestly they work great in stock form compared to twenty years ago

 

[ferniesnow]

They all need light weight exhaust and somehow still meet EPA emission criteria.

 

[moyiesledhead]

Cheaper. Its still two skis and a track

Honestly they work great in stock form compared to twenty years ago

That example is a damn site more than 20 years ago!

 

[pfi572]

 

[Joholio]

That example is a damn site more than 20 years ago!

My point exactly... and I wish I had a pic of the look on my face when my buddys old 670 passes my 15k sled and laughs at me hahaha :laughitupfunnyguy:

 

[ABMax24]

Factory TURBO!

 

[007sevens]

Factory TURBO!

Factory turbo will be a dog IMO, it would have to pass emissions. I think there are some really nice turbo kits out there that just flat out work.

 

[thiels2]

Suspension/skid.

 

[JMCX]

They need to offer versions with no warranty for modders. At a reasonable discount.

 

[lilduke]

They need to keep on improving everything, that is how the sport evolves.

 

[maxwell]

power please.

 

[lilduke]

And maybe, return of the Snow Hawk! with 180hp, 3inch track, 300lbs, race suspension ext

 

[deaner]

They need to offer versions with no warranty for modders. At a reasonable discount.

Exactly! Im curious how much this would save a person. Kind of like making race program sleds available to the general public.

 

[007sevens]

power please.

install hair blower.... problem solved

 

[0neoldfart]

Personally, I'd love to see a "no warranty" option on a snowcheck, or at the very least, be able to order a sled that is less "vanilla", and more specific to your individual weight and riding style - even if it cost more. By the time one tailors a sled to his / her liking, it adds thousands to the already high purchase price. I'd rather have the option of omitting bars, shock packages, etc and start with a basic bulkhead/tunnel/ engine package - half the fun is in the build. Keep the machine simple. I'd also like to see a tether as standard equipment across the board.

 

[Absledder]

I have no idea if it works for sleds but I know you can get a cheaper price and reduced warranty if you buy a sxs through a company. I know a self employed person who just got a commander with I think 6 month warranty instead of 3? Years and it knocked about 2 grand off the price. Might be something to talk about with your dealer of choice if your self employed and looking to void warranty right away.


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[Timber_12]

Cost.