Did you read the original post?You can always tell the dootalk echo-chamber dudes who occasional dip into other forums and remind everyone BRP invented snow
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Did you read the original post?You can always tell the dootalk echo-chamber dudes who occasional dip into other forums and remind everyone BRP invented snow
My source is pretty solid dude.Pretty doubtful they have a new motor. How many miles do you have on your 22?
FrogAs title says Polaris has no reason to change anything for next year. The frog Doo is still heavier, holds less fuel, wider, and less hp, then the matrix. I was hoping Doo would push Polaris, but not yet I guess. The only thing I like about the Doo is shot system.
There was also a Polaris 750 FST Turbo.Why does the cat 660t not count as a factory turbo?
2006?
Yes and It doesn't need to be that rider forward.Doo will always handle funny until they get the rotating mass of the secondary clutch lower. Having it above the motor is a crucial design flaw and the biggest impact on the difference in performance. It’s disappointing they haven’t changed that as their motor is really good. I picked up a 21 pro last spring coming off a ‘19 doo and the difference is crazy, especially in crap snow in the trees when fighting to hold a line. It’s not all t motion sucking.. That high rotating mass wants to be upright really bad, that’s the reason for the “hunting” front end on the doo
I’m stoked to see if poo changes anything else for ‘23, but in all likelihood I’ll look for a ‘22 that someone backed out of to avoid the snowcheck ****show. No way I’d go in on a new poo motor first year if they go 900.
Never really thought about this until your post but i always thought they spun a half circle and then it was like stuck or harder to complete it from coming around to complete circle. I bet it is the high rotational mass fighting you. Thought xm was really bad but my doo buddies would think i was crazyDoo will always handle funny until they get the rotating mass of the secondary clutch lower. Having it above the motor is a crucial design flaw and the biggest impact on the difference in performance. It’s disappointing they haven’t changed that as their motor is really good. I picked up a 21 pro last spring coming off a ‘19 doo and the difference is crazy, especially in crap snow in the trees when fighting to hold a line. It’s not all t motion sucking.. That high rotating mass wants to be upright really bad, that’s the reason for the “hunting” front end on the doo
I’m stoked to see if poo changes anything else for ‘23, but in all likelihood I’ll look for a ‘22 that someone backed out of to avoid the snowcheck ****show. No way I’d go in on a new poo motor first year if they go 900.
Yep skeeter’s have been doing the flywheel effect since 08.Doo will always handle funny until they get the rotating mass of the secondary clutch lower. Having it above the motor is a crucial design flaw and the biggest impact on the difference in performance. It’s disappointing they haven’t changed that as their motor is really good. I picked up a 21 pro last spring coming off a ‘19 doo and the difference is crazy, especially in crap snow in the trees when fighting to hold a line. It’s not all t motion sucking.. That high rotating mass wants to be upright really bad, that’s the reason for the “hunting” front end on the doo
I’m stoked to see if poo changes anything else for ‘23, but in all likelihood I’ll look for a ‘22 that someone backed out of to avoid the snowcheck ****show. No way I’d go in on a new poo motor first year if they go 900.