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SpencerA
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So I have a 97 XLT 600 that I'm modding out. My mechanic is so far is working on the following
Drop and roll
Gear and clutch and jet for pipes
Cutting stock tunnel and shorting up
Adding tunnel extension
Raising front end
Adding SLP skis
SLP Tripples
Dragon seat and tank
6" risers
Long track, we're looking for a good used track so we're not sure what size we're going yet. Once we get the track he is going to fab some extensions
He decided not to weld the crank due to the sled has 4k miles and felt if the crank was going to go it would have already. He is going to change the seals though. As far as the motor heads look good, previous owner had the thing really rich so it was well lubed.
So besides these mods what else do you guys reccomend for better performance on this sled? I only weight 140lbs so even know its only a 600 it should be plenty of power.
If you ask why all the mods on this old of sled? The guy doing all the work for me is trading me so I'm not out any money. Just parts. Tons of labor involved in this project so this should be a nice sled when done. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Drop and roll
Gear and clutch and jet for pipes
Cutting stock tunnel and shorting up
Adding tunnel extension
Raising front end
Adding SLP skis
SLP Tripples
Dragon seat and tank
6" risers
Long track, we're looking for a good used track so we're not sure what size we're going yet. Once we get the track he is going to fab some extensions
He decided not to weld the crank due to the sled has 4k miles and felt if the crank was going to go it would have already. He is going to change the seals though. As far as the motor heads look good, previous owner had the thing really rich so it was well lubed.
So besides these mods what else do you guys reccomend for better performance on this sled? I only weight 140lbs so even know its only a 600 it should be plenty of power.
If you ask why all the mods on this old of sled? The guy doing all the work for me is trading me so I'm not out any money. Just parts. Tons of labor involved in this project so this should be a nice sled when done. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.