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2013 144 IQR 600

Devilmanak

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Selling my 2013 IQR 600, extended to 144. 144 Poo Series 4 track (used), VE tunnel extension, 8.8 gallon tank, C&A Pro skis (used), everything else is NEW. I ran it 16 miles on trail to start break-in, took it out once after for maybe 30-35 more, ran a complete tank through it that day. Still has stock jetting in it, very very rich at altitude. Run on Polaris racing synthetic, 32:1.
Sad truth is, I am 41, will never race again, it is not wife-friendly due to it having such stiff suspension, so it just isn't a smart rig for me to have here. There is nothing wrong with it, it is a ripper, but keeping it for me for spring riding means three sleds in the garage so that my wife can ride a few times a year. Common sense is telling me to cut the fleet to 2.
Sled has the engine strap update done, couple of spare belts. Iceage rails, two 8" rear idlers. Done right, done cleanly. I can throw in an ATAAC also. Oh, I bought the toe-holds for it also.
$9,000 or work trade for newer Skidoo Freeride.
Chris
Pics are as she sits in my disaster of a shop. If not sold soon I will install the ATAAC and put a few miles on her, finish break-in and get the jetting right for the ATAAC.

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Thanks. It really is, lol. Should probably just keep it, but I hate having mismatched brands in the garage, lol.
 
Good idea. I dunno. Long story, I have always had two sleds, a long and a short. I live in the mountains but I love bustin trails. Last year it was an 09 SnoPro 144 and first an M1000, then a Proclimb. Hated both the mountain sleds, ending up putting more miles on the Snopro than either mountain sleds. So this year, I decided to get a new Pro and a new IQR, convert the IQR to 144, and kep both sleds for long-term. Well, I hated the Pro for some reason, it didn't fit me. The IQR does, but a douchebag at the Poalris Race Departtment name Brad Seavers treated me like CRAP, so I have no allegiance to Polaris at this point. I parted out my Pro, put a down payment on a new XM today, and as soon as I sell the IQR I will buy a Freeride.
 
09 SnoPro, 13 IQR. I dunno, kinda the same. Both had the same 144 track and CA skis. IQR is stiffer. Haven't gotten any time on the IQR really, so hard to compare. No way on the toe hooks, those are the parts I got from the above named douchebag that was such a jerk at Polaris. :)
 
Bump, $8500 cash. Can deliver between Yakima and McCall. Not a thing wrong with this sled, I just switched to Skidoo and want to keep things simple.
 
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