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That is way too hot. if the temps climb more than 130-140, I look for snow to dive into. Are you studded with protectors?

Could you post a pic of it?

By the looks, those are non bushing weights?

That's what I found also. And under certain conditions, snow will pack up between the 2 carbides and turn to ice. That renders the carbides useless, until you stop and chip out the ice between the carbides.

I should have defined "tight front end". What I meant was not having worn parts, i.e. loose tie rod ends, worn upper control arm bushings, etc. Worn control arm bushings are very common on the Pro-Ride sleds. While the front of your sled is suspended grab the upper control arm and attempt to...

Typical, yes but not normal. I am baffled that Polaris doesn't shim skis from the factory to reduce front ski/ carbide wear.

Typical Pro-Steer skis. They are a great ski new, but the hour glass shaped front wears down way too quickly. Compound that with skis that point down with the front end off the ground, and you have skis and carbides that are worn off in the front. And yes, the sled will dart like crazy. Shim the...

Welcome to PSP. You will find a lot of good tuning info here. There is a lot of dual membership between boards. Everyone has their own opinion, you just have to weed out fact from fiction.

Who's mod is it?

In your opinion, would the bag have fit as well as your install did with the stock muffler? A lot of us have been following your Black Scorpion project from day one. There is a lot of info here to be used. Thanks for the pics and description of each mod you made. Letitsnow

With the scratches in the pistons, how did the nic coating in the cylinders look? Was there any collapsing of the skirts?

You knew it was just a matter of time. I wonder how many times he sank it learning to ride on H2o.

I agree with this^^^ The vibration of the pipe will stress or loosen the clamp.

Welcome to Polaris Star Power!SmileyFaces7 We'd love to hear more of snowmobiling in Scotland. When is your season, do you have groomed trails, how much snow do you get? Send pictures if you get a chance.

Wow.I'd be pissed. My Fox QS3's on my Switchback Adventure looked good when I had them off a month ago. How was the sled stored? BTW, welcome to Polaris Star Power!

Tune only, or combined with a pipe, reeds, etc.

Congratulations! That is the same combination I bought for my Switchback, at about $300 less than paid. Good find.

I did. After calling Hygear, they instructed me to remove the collar, install the upper (soft) spring and adjusting sleeve. Then reinstall the collar and assemble the rest of the spring parts. The dual rate springs fit, they are reinstalled, and I'm ready for winter. BRING ON THE SNOW!!

They are a great company to work with.Sled2

While talking to hygear, ask them about their dual rate twisted springs for the IFS. I had a set on my Indy, and transferred them to my switchback for this season. Kinda the best of both worlds. Compliant over the smaller stutter bumps, and they firm up in the last to 1/2- 2/3 of travel for...