2013/2014 MOD list

[Minten]

While in class I got a little bored. Some items may not exist. Just an idea of what I would like to have...

Sled is a 2008 Polaris 600 RMK 144''

1) 685BB kit
2) SLP twins
3) 30Lb. Shot of liquid Nos
4) V Force-3 reeds
5) Van Amburg 144'' Boondocker tunnel
6) 146'' EzRyde with x0/x1 shocks
7) x1 Shocks up front
8) FTX Carbon fiber hood/pannels
9) Team Tried Clutching
10) Airframe seat
11) Larger (15 gal) fuel tank
12) 09/10' plastic update
13) Cobe/FTX front bumper
14) FTX throttle bodies
15) Slp? console switch relocate
16) 9'' billet wheels
17) 146x16x2.4 Competition track (Dual ply)
18) 3.0 Avid drivers


So far that's it.... Will add later.

 

[Jonce]

That's a nice list but you could probably just put that money towards a Pro chassis. However, building sleds are a lot of fun but it's always more expensive than originally planned...a good rule of thumb is to double your budget.

 

[Racer220]

Congrats......................Minten finally posts something about snowomobiling.......on a snowmobile forum. Lucky for you Minten, there are a lot of sleds already started that are just like what you want. Should be easy to find one and keep adding different parts to it. Or just buy a Pro like Jonce said.

 

[907to406]

Now put a price to all the parts and run it through your mom and dad...or start mowing more lawns...

 

[Reeb]

Or sell some of your ICE. Heard about a guy with a healthy watch collection he wants to get rid of....

 

[shelbwyo]

Would he pretty sweet, but your still stuck with an original 600 and an iq chassis with a short track. So why not sell that sled and buy a pro then, you would have a sled with a warranty and an improved chassis. I think that route would give you the best sled....

and congrats on posting something about snowmobiling!

 

[Minten]

I'm excited I'm talking about sleds again. =) Getting close!

 

[suitcase]

Get your head back in the books good why to waste a little time!

 

[big johnsodo]

all I'm doing is a new belt my 03 Polaris will out run 95% of the sleds out there to day