Maybe. I guess you'll have to wait til this winter to find outI bet your might be turning a lil faster with that axis crank
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Maybe. I guess you'll have to wait til this winter to find outI bet your might be turning a lil faster with that axis crank
That's not the vid. It was a 30 second clip or so, and it was on a Axys. It was pretty impressive. I spent a hour looking for it again one afternoon. I cant find it anywhere. The vid was up only a few days after Haydays.
I understand where you are coming from, but the base kit isn't intended for the guy that wants to make the Avalanche 1 highlight real.(sorry, maybe that's a low blow) Its intended for the guys that want to have a tree ripper.
Plus just something to think about. Your probably gaining 2lbs of boost or more with the new motor. Just some base numbers... if the motor is 160 and you add 7lbs of boost, rough numbers.. 60-70 horse. That 7lb base kit is going to get you up in the 210-230 rangeish maybe. Your Pro was around 140, and would take about 10lbs of boost to match that. The weight reduction and "snowmobility" of the Axys. 7lbs you will have a beast. It will take most of us anywhere we want to go.
I think the no fuel controller is a bonus for most customers... and for BD. No phone calls... "Hey Pete, where should my numbers be"
I understand, some guys regardless want the 14lb, tear the skin of my face, white knuckle pull. IMO, that type of sled is a blast to ride, but not always practical. I have conversations all the time, the owner says their sled rips, and his buddies say it is horrible. Its personal preference.
I think the base kit is catered to the average person.
Not sure where you got the 8600-8800rpm? The 8150-8250 is still the ideal RPM for power. Engines would be popping left and right if they were running 8800rpm.
The base is very similar to my first turbo, 6-8lbs depending on elevation. Very manageable power to get your feet wet in the turbo world and can be easily upgraded when ready. I ran a non-intercooler Tial GT on 8lbs and it was so snappy on the bottom, I almost want to go back for this year when snow isn't 3ft of fresh. At this point there was no bullydog or reflash and the box just worked fine. I think if properly setup, it will be that extra umpth to ditch your buddy's in the trees.
This year will be arm wrenching at 12lbs with the new engine. Looking forward to white rooms with white knuckles![]()
I would love to ride the base kit and see how it goes, But you might be disappointed. I think your dreaming if your planning on 60-70hp out of 6psi with a disco potato, stock injectors, no intercooler on pump fuel. In reality I think 40hp is gonna be stretching it.
For 4 grand the only thing your really gaining is a little top end power and losing some reliability, throttle response, gaining some weight not sure its worth it.
Snowmow, I remember when that video came out, supposedly the wining was the belt drive, not a supercharger.
"40 hp... Only a little top end power" LOL. Looking like a pretty good bang for the buck to me.
Snowmow, I remember when that video came out, supposedly the wining was the belt drive, not a supercharger.
This IS the video I was referring to.
Doesn't sound normal to me.
I believe that was the sled he knocked the intake off and sucked some debis through the turbo. Said it affected the bottom end performance, but figured it added some on the top end.
I know. Sounds far fetched, but ask him. He figured it was a piece of ice or snow that bent some of the impeller blades because it only damaged the cartridge on the turbo and didn't hurt the motor.
WTH is this? Dan Adams just posted it on his FB. Kinda sounds like a super, looks like it has BD fuel box on dash
https://www.facebook.com/dan.adams.507/videos/10205025559185894/