maxwell
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Etec is direct injection and cleanfire is semi direct completely different even in that aspect you know this!!
Fuq sure you win
Maybe if you let me ride my new Pro with you this winter I will let you buy me a beer.
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Uh no. Clean fire is basically fuel injection that's been around forever. Etec uses voice coils. THAT is a technological difference
So using rising rate air technology compared to the fixed rate of a wound up piece of metal is not new tech either? If you don't think that there is a significant difference there.......Holy fawk dude..........
I don't care about the details. One works better than the other plain and simple but the rear suspensions all perform the same
That I won't agree with.
One does perform differently than the other. I am not going to argue which one works better than the other as that can come down to preference in how they perform but they do not perform the same.
You prefer the Doo suspension. No problem. You are entitled to prefer whatever you like but it does not perform the same.
Maybe we bring back boggie wheels and leaf springs. They must making a come back.
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I don't care about the details. One works better than the other plain and simple but the rear suspensions all perform the same
LMAO Not a chance. clearly you just can't tell or can't set them up correctly. Ski Doo could put a turd on a brick and you would ride it and tell us its the most amazing sled ever. LOLI don't care about the details. One works better than the other plain and simple but the rear suspensions all perform the same
LMAO Not a chance. clearly you just can't tell or can't set them up correctly. Ski Doo could put a turd on a brick and you would ride it and tell us its the most amazing sled ever. LOL
Here is my 2cents on the "spring debate" lol First off I hate air shocks, except for the super expensive Fox Float Evol X's, so I'll just keep them out of this. I'm not 100% sure why skidoo continues to use the rear torsion springs on there mountain sleds instead of a coil. Coil springs would look cleaner and weigh a little less and could also give you a slightly progressive rate. Surely Skidoo's engineers are familiar with coil springs. One thing I've noticed is Polaris and Arctic Cat's snowcross race sleds still run torsion springs, why?? Maybe they handle bumps and jumps better?? Regardless I had no complaints on how the stock suspension worked on my Freeride last season on the mountains or on the trail.http://www.snowmobile.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/2015-Polaris-600-IQ-Race-Sled.jpg
and why the eff would i do that
You would do this to back up your endless line of unsubstantiated claims. Alternatively, you could shut the pie hole- either one will make you improve your credibility
LMAO...........Ski Doo could put a turd on a brick and you would ride it and tell us its the most amazing sled ever. LOL