Recent content by Baz

yours : Secondary / Red & Dark Blue = 155-222 : Primary / Black = 120-310 mine : Secondary / Black & white = 160 - 260 : Primary / Green = 140-330 In no way am I representing that my set up is superior. Do the math on your spring calculation. A 1.74 ratio is what I am...

NorthStar Ricks kit. easy to install kit. i think 450 tax in you won't regret it. not crazy aggressive but way better power shifting no lag. you thought your skis come off the snow before.. better hang on, excellent back-shifting, better gas millage some say. just another avenue for you to...

Ever consider a spray.. It's called SC1 It provides a coating (not sticky either) It provides a super clear protective coating. This product provides a slick surface so snow / ice won't stick to it. I spray it on my sleds plastics, then polish it up and leave the residue over your shocks so snow...

I own a new Polaris 800 Pros with the dark Blue Running Boards. I've seen the rider foot position wear out the powder coating down to bare aluminium on newer sleds. I have a suggestion to help reduce some paint wear and provide a better foothold for us sled heads. I use that adhesive grip tape...

That's exactly what I did with my 17 800 pros'. Gearing down to 22:38 with the stock chain (68) with 70 gram stock profile weights with a green spring. Tore out the helix installed a b/w spring in the driven and replaced the helix with a Venom (custom angle). I loose some top end but gain loads...

Rpm's are restricted due to break-in period, around 16-18 hours of ride time will change fuel delivery / ECU controls this thru factory settings as well as oil delivery. They purposely do this so we don't wot the motor into metal fragments all over the trail. I take it easy for a bit then move...

Muffin can you provide a supplier for that under the hood (Goggle) bag in that super nice clean sled of yours. Been looking everywhere 4 one for my Pro S. hello to everyone in the forum as well, I'm new here and have been finding lots of good information on my sled. Thanks Baz