I run the 10-12k set up with 10-60 weights because that is where I ride. GM might be a little lower than that but my normal riding areas are above 10k.
Hopefully the big storm tomorrow materializes. looks like up to a couple more feet in the mtns.
First ride today
- Thread starter CO Powder
- Start date
I run the 10-12k set up with 10-60 weights because that is where I ride. GM might be a little lower than that but my normal riding areas are above 10k.
Hopefully the big storm tomorrow materializes. looks like up to a couple more feet in the mtns.
Looks like there was a lot more snow on Red Mt. than there was on Molas last weekend. Went up to Molas to check it out and there wasn't even enough snow to take the sled off the trailer. Should have kept driving north I guess.
I think Red had well more than double what fell on Molas. I still had to be very selective on Red. It needs a couple more storms.
I ran a full quart in my first tank as well, no fouling problems, but haven't pulled a plug to check either.
Sick powder today! 10 inches at home this morning after six inches yesterday morning. Up the mountain there was nearly 2 feet on the road, which had been plowed yesterday. There was 3 plus feet of fresh Colorado Powder.
I went out myself because everybody was working (suckers). Made it a short ride and left a bunch for a trip with the guys.
Freaking Axys is SWEET! Instantaneous lift does seem to work. Gas it good and the whole sled lifts out of the snow. Changing direction is only a matter of thinking about it with this sled and it holds it line very well even with a bombed out 3' deep trench to follow back down the road.
It was deep, needs to set up a little, like maybe overnight and I will check it tomorrow again LOL
Everything went pretty good this time out. Motor is awesome though I did have powder bog a few times. The screens get covered up quick. I also had a lot of snow sticking in the throttle not letting it go back to idle. Probably the same as the old Pro though.
I went out myself because everybody was working (suckers). Made it a short ride and left a bunch for a trip with the guys.
Freaking Axys is SWEET! Instantaneous lift does seem to work. Gas it good and the whole sled lifts out of the snow. Changing direction is only a matter of thinking about it with this sled and it holds it line very well even with a bombed out 3' deep trench to follow back down the road.
It was deep, needs to set up a little, like maybe overnight and I will check it tomorrow again LOL
Everything went pretty good this time out. Motor is awesome though I did have powder bog a few times. The screens get covered up quick. I also had a lot of snow sticking in the throttle not letting it go back to idle. Probably the same as the old Pro though.
MEGA JEALOUS!!!!!!!!
I thought I read somewhere oil didn't need to be added to the first tank due to the electric oil pump automatically adding more oil. that and the extra oil in the gas really dosnt do much mixed for break in being direct injected right to the dome and spent right out the ex port it never sees anything else
Mostly correct, yes. There is still a tag on the gas tank telling you to mix it 40:1 for the first tank. Dealer pdi is supposed to include purging oil lines so it is a little pointless, and is just too freaking fat with oil!
Fortunately I am past that, the sled is AWESOME
Looks pretty sweet! Do you have the 2.6 track?
I've been wondering how the 2.6" compares to 3" on the snow.
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I've been wondering how the 2.6" compares to 3" on the snow.
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I would imagine that the 3" is pretty sweet. The 2.6 got me a lot further than I think the 2.4 on the Pro would have. It really does lift itself up on the snow. Pinned it would float along and pick up pretty good speed. I rode alone yesterday so no comparisons yet.
Nice!!!
I put my 163x3 through the paces Monday.
Total game changer from the pro.
Wick the flipper and its on top of the snow gaining speed.
Looks like you could have used a 3"
I put my 163x3 through the paces Monday.
Total game changer from the pro.
Wick the flipper and its on top of the snow gaining speed.
Looks like you could have used a 3"
Sick powder today! 10 inches at home this morning after six inches yesterday morning. Up the mountain there was nearly 2 feet on the road, which had been plowed yesterday. There was 3 plus feet of fresh Colorado Powder.
I went out myself because everybody was working (suckers). Made it a short ride and left a bunch for a trip with the guys.
Freaking Axys is SWEET! Instantaneous lift does seem to work. Gas it good and the whole sled lifts out of the snow. Changing direction is only a matter of thinking about it with this sled and it holds it line very well even with a bombed out 3' deep trench to follow back down the road.
It was deep, needs to set up a little, like maybe overnight and I will check it tomorrow again LOL
Everything went pretty good this time out. Motor is awesome though I did have powder bog a few times. The screens get covered up quick. I also had a lot of snow sticking in the throttle not letting it go back to idle. Probably the same as the old Pro though.
How did the 2.6 do in that deep of snow?
WOW. I'm jealous. that looks like a great day!!
Nice!!!
I put my 163x3 through the paces Monday.
Total game changer from the pro.
Wick the flipper and its on top of the snow gaining speed.
Looks like you could have used a 3"
I had a coupon from Polaris towards a new sled. They wouldn't let me use it on a snow check, had to be an in season. 163x3 is what I had my eye on. I have been doing fine with 155's for years so I stuck with it.
It was some bottomless blower powder... More track, more power? BOTH for a day like that!
I noticed the same thing on my first ride.
My track was way tight, loosened it up a bit and it felt better on the second ride. Probably have to tighten it up a bit again when she stretches out after break in.
Mine was set towards the looser end of the adjustment. Now with 50 miles on the sled it is right at 3/4" with ten pounds on. I will probably snug it up a little after this next ride.
