Tunnel Gas Rack & Can

[155Assault]

Ordered a 14, I have gas racks on other sleds, I know there are some new products available over the past two years. Does anyone have experiences or recommendations they would like to share?
Thanks....

 

[jakey-boy]

Mountain addiction is the only way to go on a Pro imo. Ease of install and use is second to none.

 

[MORSNO]

Mountain Addiction for solid can construction (that pours without spilling all over also), easy installation, and flexibility with can sizes and storage.

 

[Rev Kev]

I have a VMI Rack on My Pro, but if I were to do it all over again Mountain Addiction would be the choice.

 

[powerfuldodge]

Powder keg is a great set up aswell



Powerfuldodge@me.com
2013 pro rmk
2012 136" switchback turbo
2008 megacab long box
2010 600 switchback
2006 660 switchback
2014 dodge ram 3500 Lon

 

[Coner]

Is there any noticeable riding difference with the added weight on the back of the sled?

I see the mountain addiction setup is built for two 1.3 gallon jugs or a single 3.3 gallon. Any advantage to running 2 smaller jugs compared to one larger?

I think the risk vs. reward is totally worth it to carry spare fuel - just curious about the setup.

 

[Dirty Steve]

I bought Mountain Addiction cans and 1 bag. Rock solid and easy to mount. Everything is up off your tunnel so if you have a wrap you don't have a bag rubbing it while your riding. The bag is actually one of their fuel cans with the top cut off so no moisture will get through the bottom. You can literally lift the back end of the sled off the ground by the gas tank handles. Rock solid stuff.

 

[sledneck_03]

Is there any noticeable riding difference with the added weight on the back of the sled?

I see the mountain addiction setup is built for two 1.3 gallon jugs or a single 3.3 gallon. Any advantage to running 2 smaller jugs compared to one larger?

I think the risk vs. reward is totally worth it to carry spare fuel - just curious about the setup.

Heard the large can is more awkward to pour but it holds more if needed than the twin cans.

 

[HammsRMK]

Powder keg is a great set up aswell



Powerfuldodge@me.com
2013 pro rmk
2012 136" switchback turbo
2008 megacab long box
2010 600 switchback
2006 660 switchback
2014 dodge ram 3500 Lon

that's what I have as well love it, only wish I would have waited one year and got the new model.

 

[sledneck_03]

that's what I have as well love it, only wish I would have waited one year and got the new model.

I have the new one for sale. Pm me if your interested

 

[Dirty Steve]

Is there any noticeable riding difference with the added weight on the back of the sled?

I see the mountain addiction setup is built for two 1.3 gallon jugs or a single 3.3 gallon. Any advantage to running 2 smaller jugs compared to one larger?

I think the risk vs. reward is totally worth it to carry spare fuel - just curious about the setup.

One advantage of the smaller tanks is they make a small bag that is the size of the little tank that sllows you to run one tank and the bag right next to it on the same set of rails.

 

[sledhead_79]

Is there any noticeable riding difference with the added weight on the back of the sled?

I see the mountain addiction setup is built for two 1.3 gallon jugs or a single 3.3 gallon. Any advantage to running 2 smaller jugs compared to one larger?

I think the risk vs. reward is totally worth it to carry spare fuel - just curious about the setup.

X2 on risk vs reward

 

[jdw1]

Powder keg is a great set up aswell



Powerfuldodge@me.com
2013 pro rmk
2012 136" switchback turbo
2008 megacab long box
2010 600 switchback
2006 660 switchback
2014 dodge ram 3500 Lon

This is what I use also, very happy with the storage a fuel storage can, very secure and non-intrusive to swinging you leg over the back, ever!

JMO

 

[Double L]

Old style rev-xp gas cans work pretty sweet as well. Tuck up nicely under the 11 and 12 models seats. Got cousins that run the rev cans on new pro climbs as well fwiw. Sorry only pic I could find, I was selling some spare parts.

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[Dirty Steve]

Aren't those the ones that are difficult to pour all of the fuel out of?

 

[wjl]

Never had any problems when I had one on my ski doo.
I would go with the mountain addiction one for a RMK pro, would be really nice. Lots of options: colors, bags, fuel can sizes. Simple and versatile.

 

[907assault]

Anyone have experience with rotopax? Seems solid and low profile, so when jumping from side to side, feet wouldn't catch on gas cans. Not sure though.

 

[AndrettiDog]

I have the Craigerbuilt setup on my Pro. I like that it comes off and on easily as does the mount itself. I'm not crazy about the bag but it's functional. I'm thinking of making a mount for a Pelican case so I can carry my camera easily.

 

[wjl]

Anyone have experience with rotopax? Seems solid and low profile, so when jumping from side to side, feet wouldn't catch on gas cans. Not sure though.

Polaris dealer sells that set up out here. I looked at it the mounting bracket was very heavy and I did not like the fact that the gas can sat flat on the tunnel with the cap on the side.
Was not cheap if I remember close to $200 ??

 

[akrevrider]

Anyone have experience with rotopax? Seems solid and low profile, so when jumping from side to side, feet wouldn't catch on gas cans. Not sure though.

I put a 1.5 gallon Rotopax mount & can on my 13 Pro last seaon. No issues at all with boot contact when jumping from one side to the other or with the can coming loose. I highly recommend this gas can & mount system.