Tuning a turbo, how do you weigh the loss of warranty?

[bailer]

Muskoka Freerider says "Stock or walk" and I couldn't agree more. Stock sleds used to be a horrible way to ride.. but we are past that now. So if you really want to experience 200+ horsepower in a two stroke, get a backup sled.. That's the best advice I can give.

Muskoka Freerider doesn’t exist. He is nothing more than a deep fake marketing gimmick cooked up by the BRP marketing department.

(I learned this in the Polaris sub, they accurately point out that Skidoo’s don’t side hill.) ?

 

[duncan76]

Muskoka Freerider doesn’t exist. He is nothing more than a deep fake marketing gimmick cooked up by the BRP marketing department.

(I learned this in the Polaris sub, they accurately point out that Skidoo’s don’t side hill.) ?

I must of got a lemon mine side hills like a mfer

 

[MTPOCKETSRIDER]

I’m quite happy with a turbo normalized engine. Just enough boost to let the sled run, as designed, at high altitudes the same it would at sea level. The aviation industry has been doing it for 60+ years. I’ll stick with stock.

I would however love to get rid of the awful bog when riding in handlebar deep snow.

Funny that I haven’t heard much about that, maybe because last year was low snow, and all the skidoo ambassadors kept it quiet.

 

[High Voltage]

I’m quite happy with a turbo normalized engine. Just enough boost to let the sled run, as designed, at high altitudes the same it would at sea level. The aviation industry has been doing it for 60+ years. I’ll stick with stock.

I would however love to get rid of the awful bog when riding in handlebar deep snow.

Funny that I haven’t heard much about that, maybe because last year was low snow, and all the skidoo ambassadors kept it quiet.

I had a bog a couple times, but I’m still in the breakin mode so I’m probably running a little rich. I also started cleaning the intake vents a little more.

 

[Ox]

One thing about comparing mtn riding to sea level riding - saying that the mator makes that much power down there...

OK - yeah, but - how long do you keep it to the bar when down low?
Maybe if you are racing down the river/lake?

Mtn side - you could easily have it jacked up for a 30 seconds to minute - frequently.
Not just a quick blurp coming out of a corner.

It's not nearly apples/apples.