My last sled was also a 2020 expert, and I don’t notice a big difference myself. Maybe if you had them both on the hill, and jumped from one to the other you may have a better idea of a difference.
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Have 80 miles on my 2022 Expert 165 Turbo and the 34 inch stance isn't as big of a difference as I expected compared to my 2020 Expert 165 N/A running the 35.7" stance.
Really a great sled with good power delivery and easy to ride. The area Ski Doo would benefit the most from is weight reduction, however that would likely drive the price up so much that the sled would have an even more limited market. Greater than $20,000 for a sled is a lot money for a toy.
Are you running it centered or full narrow?I certainly found the narrower stance on my expert to be to my LIKING!
My last expert and now my turbo expert I have cranked up to 4 on the front shocks. I have left the suspension preload alone, but have adjusted the dampened to 2/3 tightened.For what it's worth, I hated the 34" setup the first day out when trying to follow some goat paths in. It could also have been the cobwebs on my riding skill... but cranking the front springs up to 2 and then 3 greatly changed how the sled behaves. Going for 4 the next time out and will post up my thoughts afterwards. I find the front end pretty soft the way it came configured from the dealer.
haven't touched mine yet.My last expert and now my turbo expert I have cranked up to 4 on the front shocks. I have left the suspension preload alone, but have adjusted the dampened to 2/3 tightened.