Kelsey, i have yet to witness a BB climb head to head with a turbo, pump gas or race gas or 50/50 blend. As for the lag on the hole shot, that i have experianced however lag is pretty much ZERO when you have the right kit the right clutch setup and the right operator.
What i have seen so far is that most turbo's that fail to perform have operators who haven't yet figured out there turbo.
Running boost is like running a 50 shot of NOS everytime you sqweeze the throotle
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OT.. fair enough... Maybe you can make it down this way this season and you can check all this out , first hand..
The turbos we ran against were the turbos directly from the guy that developed the pump gas turbo for a certain turbo company.. So, they were surely set up right and ran extremely well..
But, just our findings, so far... Keep in mind, I ran a turbo'd 2 stroke for 2 years...
I just think that a pump gas turbo on a poorly ported 800 class sled (like the Cat 800 and the Polaris 800) just can not flow enough air to make big power on low boost... This is why the 1000 responds so well at low boost.. It can flow it where the 800's can not..
Now, the 2010 Cat 800 is a bit different in porting and will make more power on the same boost than the previous M8's.. So, we'll just have to wait and see how those 2010's fair..
Again.. on race gas or even 50/50 mix.. the turbos win it hands down..
I suspect the Rev Xp turbo on pump gas will be stronger than either the Polaris or the 2009-2007 M8's... Should be fun to see those running around.. In any case.. even if the PG turbo 800's beat the Big Bores... it will not be by much,, no slaughters will be handed out ....>>pump gas for pump gas.. The tough call will be who owns up to running a race gas mix when claiming pump gas.
Should be a good year...
We all need snow SSSSSOOOOONNNNN!!