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Is that factored on a linear scale?Burandt had a post about a year ago, and showed how much clutch weight sled were running at his elevation. The 900 runs 2 g more then the stock sled, So about 10hp.
Im pretty sure carls runs 72s here locally, which is 4 grams moreBurandt had a post about a year ago, and showed how much clutch weight sled were running at his elevation. The 900 runs 2 g more then the stock sled, So about 10hp.
I have Fox QS3. Not too planted. It's the weight of the sled. Takes much more effort to ride. Just my take. I have a Skinz hood and Diamond S can coming for it but I don't think that will be enough.
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I think it is hitting the rev limiter.In that video it sounds like it runs pretty clean when going up the long climbs. But in the shorter climbs you can hear the flutter but I wonder if some of that is rider throttle manipulation? Nice video though.
Saw that. ?In post 85 the full video, the race with the stock sled is me, I took the left side because it had a few tracks, and was less steep. I also when at 2 not 3 haha, need to cheat a bit against a turbo sled.
Kinda sounds like chit, but wow it looks like it rips. Impressive for a factory, pump gas sled.In that video it sounds like it runs pretty clean when going up the long climbs. But in the shorter climbs you can hear the flutter but I wonder if some of that is rider throttle manipulation? Nice video though.
The fluter is the wastegate valve cycling to control boost.
You hear it more at lower elevation videos as it needs to bleed more exhaust to control boost levels. It is a HUGE valve compared to even an aftermarket externally gated turbo. Also it's a butterfly valve vs how an normal internal or external gate are built.
From my demo ride experience chadly isnt off base. The 165 is nose heavy and a was a tad boring to me. I think a 165 khoas will be a very functional combo. Wishing it had been offered but I understand why not.
The 155 boost is a different animal. It does a LOT fast. Very excited for mine and to put a season on it. I would have stuck NA if I was at a little lower elevation but 9k+ normal riding boost power was hard to deny. Especially when thr snow is deeper and there isn't a great base.
Because first year limited parts and limited boost sleds overall.Why do you understand ‘why’ the 165 was not offered in the Kahos trim? I was really bummed when I seen it was not. I really think that a newbie or older folk guys would benefit from it….. no?
I didn‘t know these sleds had rev limiters, and if they do what RPM does it activate? I have run the 800’s and 850’s up to 8700-8800 and not seen a rev limit yet. Are the new boost sleds different?I think it is hitting the rev limiter.
I had a carls 2020 900 come through my shop last winter and it was case ported and cylinders ported. 100 octane only. Carls built it and it was a monster. John dodge bought it and sold it to local guy that blew it up running 91. So there is more they offer you just have to ask jack for the race gas setup.When i spoke with carls last fall, the rep told me its only boring, slp head and valves cut, no porting or fuel map so it cant be that much gains.