hey guys I have a 2013 pro 155 600 I love the sled to death! its bone stock I was curious is there any mods that I should do to it to add a little seat of ur pants horse power? like I said really like the sled just wondering
2013 600 rmk hop up
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ak
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What elevation do you ride?
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snowgambit
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I'm a big fan of putting on an SLP stage 3 kit. Helps with longevity of the sled and adds a bit of hp while shedding weight.
https://slp.cc/catalog.cfm?pageID=detail&catalogID=3&catID=81&productID=1940
Purchase for your elevation and its a relatively easy install if you are mechanically inclined and if not, doesn't cost too much to have dealer put in. After that you would be looking at porting/polishing/turbo/big bore which get spendy. Just my 2cents
https://slp.cc/catalog.cfm?pageID=detail&catalogID=3&catID=81&productID=1940
Purchase for your elevation and its a relatively easy install if you are mechanically inclined and if not, doesn't cost too much to have dealer put in. After that you would be looking at porting/polishing/turbo/big bore which get spendy. Just my 2cents
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hump59801
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exact same sled
Hey man, I have the exact sled, bought it in March and have been adding stuff all summer. I first was looking at SLP Stage III, but the sled came with a "the thing" can and really liked the sound. I decided to put the SLP high flow intake, 3rd intake horn and VforceR reeds in. Put Kurts gear down and clutching in. And finished it with a Mntek blowhole. I'd like to put the Kurts tunnel supports in but had to draw the line, next summer with fingers crossed. People I've talked with have said that it should pull hard through the mid range, and the gear down is just key with the pro, any brand dosent matter. I figure its a SLP 2.5ish lol. I'd love to hear what you put in and how you like it this season, I can't wait to see the difference on mine.
Hey man, I have the exact sled, bought it in March and have been adding stuff all summer. I first was looking at SLP Stage III, but the sled came with a "the thing" can and really liked the sound. I decided to put the SLP high flow intake, 3rd intake horn and VforceR reeds in. Put Kurts gear down and clutching in. And finished it with a Mntek blowhole. I'd like to put the Kurts tunnel supports in but had to draw the line, next summer with fingers crossed. People I've talked with have said that it should pull hard through the mid range, and the gear down is just key with the pro, any brand dosent matter. I figure its a SLP 2.5ish lol. I'd love to hear what you put in and how you like it this season, I can't wait to see the difference on mine.
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hump59801
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Stage two and poo motion
My Dad has a '14 600 with a SLP Stage II with stock gearing. It is a way jumpier sled than my '13 was stock, I really like it. He put Poo Motion on this summer, I'm excited to have both sleds next to one anther and try both tracks. Who knows I might like the dynamic track.
My Dad has a '14 600 with a SLP Stage II with stock gearing. It is a way jumpier sled than my '13 was stock, I really like it. He put Poo Motion on this summer, I'm excited to have both sleds next to one anther and try both tracks. Who knows I might like the dynamic track.
we ride 5-6000 feet primarily. I was really thinking do a clutching kit and a can possibly a gearing kit?? is kurts the brand to go with??
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volcano buster
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I've heard 700 pistons help a lot. 
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hump59801
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gear down
Kurts is a great gear down, there is another brand out there that has a tensioner, which could be nice. You need to run a tight track with the gear down or you will pop the belt. The nice thing with Kurts is that their clutching goes hand in hand with the gear down. Check snowest and mountain sledders swapmeet on facebook. you may find one on the cheap.
Kurts is a great gear down, there is another brand out there that has a tensioner, which could be nice. You need to run a tight track with the gear down or you will pop the belt. The nice thing with Kurts is that their clutching goes hand in hand with the gear down. Check snowest and mountain sledders swapmeet on facebook. you may find one on the cheap.
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ak
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Carl's clutching works good for the 600.
For cans I have run the Hps and diamond s titanium can and they both work great.
A power addiction head helps give some lost power back and a snappier sled.
But if I was going for the sleeper pacakage get a Carl's 660 it will gain more than a slp performance kit.
For cans I have run the Hps and diamond s titanium can and they both work great.
A power addiction head helps give some lost power back and a snappier sled.
But if I was going for the sleeper pacakage get a Carl's 660 it will gain more than a slp performance kit.
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