Snowcheck complete -- who else ???
- Thread starter FatDogX
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Color wasn't real a big deal for me, just wanted a little blue here and there as I'll be wrapping the thing with a custom wrap from Arctic FX. With all these Axys out there, I gotta make this one different, so I know which was is mine!! ha ha.
I am so curious to hear reports back on that animal!!! Congrats!!
I didn't really want a gray one but to match the options on the 3" gray 163 limited editions it is several thousand more. Just building a 163 2.6 is considerably more when you add the fancy gauge and updated shocks not counting the storage bags and bumper. I don't understand why Polaris did this.
Love the orange from last year. Snocheck just isnt worth it to me
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I will be sure to test it against my pro which now has a 2.6" series 6 track and 165 hp. I'm thinking it won't be close the Axys should spank it, only time will tell.
I agree but I want a belt drive 163 so I'm going to check a lime 155 2.6 and put a 163 rails and track on it. I get parts cheap so it's still cheaper doing this after I sell the 155 2.6.
Just curious, why not just order a 163" / 2.6", the difference is only 400.00 and it's done. Don't get me wrong, I don't mind wrenching but, no mess, no fuss, and she is ready to go, not to mention my time is worth something too.
Unless........Your dead set on the Titanium color??????
Same price as my snowcheck last year for a 163x2.6
I am guessing you got this thru Mandan? For a 174 LE with electric start they want $14,600.
10-4
I've bought about 9 or 10 sleds from those guys and they have always treated me good!
Since I started riding snowmobiles I have bought 11 sleds, eight of those were brand-new and only one of them was ever a snow check.
I see brand-new sleds being sold in the spring for $2500 less than they were in the fall, so for me, I will not be snow checking one. I'll be lurking in the shadows waiting to jump on a good deal.
I see brand-new sleds being sold in the spring for $2500 less than they were in the fall, so for me, I will not be snow checking one. I'll be lurking in the shadows waiting to jump on a good deal.
If your not picky on colors or options and willing to take the time to drive, then yes I agree you can at times get some good deals later too.
I've done it both ways but with snowchecking, it's done and all taken care of. Now I can focus on getting other parts coming and when the sled arrives, I'm ready to turn some wrenches in the garage versus hunting for a good deal in the Internet.
I've done it both ways but with snowchecking, it's done and all taken care of. Now I can focus on getting other parts coming and when the sled arrives, I'm ready to turn some wrenches in the garage versus hunting for a good deal in the Internet.
Are you not going to lengthen the tunnel?
