one kind of rule of thumb i like to go by is the less is more. I'm going to sound hypocritical here but as far as power gains go, weight trumps power in my book. A lighter sled will have more power. Get it? I'm going to put a y pipe because they are realitvly cheap, can, side vents and 2 wheel kit on my M8 and call it macaroni. A couple of my buddies have/had M7's pretty modded and the more mods, the more troubles you know. My one buddy put a Boondocker box on his M7 and had nothing but troubles with it. Now he probably didn't familiarize himself with it but the sled was really tempermental with that box. He also put a pipe,can and y-pipe on it which from what i've heard, you can get away with the can and y-pipe with no box but as soon as you put on a pipe, you have to have a box. As for the twins, another buddy of mine put speedwerx, I think ,on his M7 and had to put a box on it and dialing it in has been a *****. I have gone real minimal with the M8 (Boss seat, a must!!!), snow eliminators, 2" risers. And as far as your quote of...
Well I'm pretty sure my old stock m6 with a Jaws can out hillclimbed and sidehilled a STOCK orange and black m7 near stampede pass......or was that just the rider? Well see next season biggdaddy
it's all in the rider. I've seen dudes flat out rip on sleds that shouldn't even have left the parking lot.
Well I'm pretty sure my old stock m6 with a Jaws can out hillclimbed and sidehilled a STOCK orange and black m7 near stampede pass......or was that just the rider? Well see next season biggdaddy
it's all in the rider. I've seen dudes flat out rip on sleds that shouldn't even have left the parking lot.