Lets talk scratchers..
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As an update here, I've got the new style Polaris Reversible Scratchers now on my Matryz Slash and they are a huge improvement.
I initially had the old style, then the Skidoo style and still had over heating on trails (would be nice it if snowed...).
But with just ONE of the new Po style I was running 120 on the flat and used both to hold 120 on a long climb up to a play area.
Everyone else in the group of Axys, Matryx, G4 and G5 were all overheating badly.
The really work well.
I initially had the old style, then the Skidoo style and still had over heating on trails (would be nice it if snowed...).
But with just ONE of the new Po style I was running 120 on the flat and used both to hold 120 on a long climb up to a play area.
Everyone else in the group of Axys, Matryx, G4 and G5 were all overheating badly.
The really work well.
And friends putting them on their AXYS also and having the same result. I have a steady stream of friends bringing Banquets for my shop fridge since I have the drill bits and deburring tools all ready to help them swap
I too am amazed at the temp reduction from the new scratchers. Had a mile stretch of badly whooped out trail from the lot consisting of 2+ foot moguls, my 23 boost with Ibexx scratchers was north of 170 by the end, wife’s 21 axys with dual coil doo scratchers and sister in-laws Matryx with old style factory non-reversibles were both pushing 200, brothers 24 boost with new scratchers was in the 130’s. This was at a snails pace of 10-15mph over that stretch.
these are the best i have ever used.
I've been just leaving mine in the shop. Hasn't overheated once.
I have had almost all them. The new Polaris reversible ones are the best for cooling That I have found. I had the ibex titanium ones my sled last season I was always running the hottest in the group. I gave them to a friend who used the skidoo ones last year but he broke one but never overheated with them. Now he is running hot all the time. I was running 108 on trail 24 9R 3.25 track.
part no.? Would like to try the new polaris reversible, but want to make sure I order the right one. Thanks
What are those? I need something for 22 switchback, and Polaris doesn't list anything.
New Polaris scratchers work really well. I’m at like 97 on the trail with my 24 boost 3.25” track. I had a lot of overheating problems with my 23 but put those new scratchers on and it stays around 97 on hard snow
