I'm not sure a splash should be needed at 10,000 feet though.Could be but after talking to several people with the same kit it needing “a splash” sound fairly common......
Check motor mounts and fuel delivery.
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I'm not sure a splash should be needed at 10,000 feet though.Could be but after talking to several people with the same kit it needing “a splash” sound fairly common......
I agree that it should not be needed, boondocker customer support has been sketchy for my buddy at best.......this is on a new sled so I would think the motor mounts would be OK. They recommend the first 2 tanks of fuel be mixed with 2 gal of race gas, after that 91 is supposed to be fine.....I dont understand that either?I'm not sure a splash should be needed at 10,000 feet though.
Check motor mounts and fuel delivery.
I don't have an Agility, so I'm not sure about the 2 gallon recommendation.I agree that it should not be needed, boondocker customer support has been sketchy for my buddy at best.......this is on a new sled so I would think the motor mounts would be OK. They recommend the first 2 tanks of fuel be mixed with 2 gal of race gas, after that 91 is supposed to be fine.....I dont understand that either?
we got 6 kits in our buddy group this year.Could be but after talking to several people with the same kit it needing “a splash” sound fairly common......
What elevations do those 6 kits run at?we got 6 kits in our buddy group this year.
once the guys started getting a good reliable 91 octane non-eth source DET wasnt an issue. when they were trying maverick gas they needed to put a gallon of race in each tank to keep det away. two of us only got the good stuff from the non-ethanol station and never had DET.
with that said i am as die hard polaris fan as you'll find and there is something to be said for the new doos being able to run on ANY pump gas and run well (but the polaris still pulls a couple sled lengths on the doos PG to PG)
Race gas is a PITA, especially when traveling. And you and I both know good and damn well there would be a line out the door at every dealer of guys wanting a new motor after running straight pump.Sheesh, if the thing holding Polaris back from offering me a factory turbo polaris with warranty is some guy's unwillingness to dump some race gas in it, then call me a sad sad camper. For such an amazing sled, I would have no problem putting in a gallon or two or three of race gas for every tank.
It would be good for the snowmobile industry and for our ability to purchase higher performing sleds from the factory if the dealers and manufacturers would not allow their warranty's to be abused. Can you imagine a dirt bike engine being replaced under warranty after an improper air cleaner service or install?^ Agree with you about pump gas. It'd be easy to build a sled with a high-boost option requiring a race gas mix, but making it smart enough to fully protect the motor from guys trying to crank it up on pump gas just isn't worth the trouble. Even if a dealer could tell someone was cranking it on pump gas, you'd end up with all kinds of headaches dealing with owners. The best you could hope for is a wink and a nod from Polaris for guys willing to run mixed gas with a tune, and say bye-bye to any warranty claim the dealer decides was related to that.
Theres warranty on bikes???It would be good for the snowmobile industry and for our ability to purchase higher performing sleds from the factory if the dealers and manufacturers would not allow their warranty's to be abused. Can you imagine a dirt bike engine being replaced under warranty after an improper air cleaner service or install?
Nope,Theres warranty on bikes???
Nope,
That’s his point.
High performance = no warranty
normal consumers can't differentiate his left hand form his right hand and you expect a a manufacturer asking users to put race gas to save their engine?Sheesh, if the thing holding Polaris back from offering me a factory turbo polaris with warranty is some guy's unwillingness to dump some race gas in it, then call me a sad sad camper. For such an amazing sled, I would have no problem putting in a gallon or two or three of race gas for every tank.
Just by a street legal EXC500 and you get 1 year warranty. In Canada anyway.Honestly I am impressed with 4 year warranty on sleds. The fact that none of my bikes come with as much as 24 hour warranty lol makes me irritated as a new 300 TPI Husqvarna is near $10,000 for a little frame and two wheels with a little single two stroke yet we can get multiple years on much more machine that proportionally isn’t a heck of a lot more money.
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I hope you’re wrongpeople expecting a turbo from poo in 2022 will be really salty coming march 2
If that's what Polaris does, for their sake, it would need to be something that the user can't crack open and reprogram...and mess up.^ Agree with you about pump gas. It'd be easy to build a sled with a high-boost option requiring a race gas mix, but making it smart enough to fully protect the motor from guys trying to crank it up on pump gas just isn't worth the trouble. Even if a dealer could tell someone was cranking it on pump gas, you'd end up with all kinds of headaches dealing with owners. The best you could hope for is a wink and a nod from Polaris for guys willing to run mixed gas with a tune, and say bye-bye to any warranty claim the dealer decides was related to that.