Recent content by ArcticAttackM9

Thanks for the reply Trollcat, would that count for the top gear also? any ideas on the chain? some say 15wide is better then a 13wide chain..This is the first time i ever had to mess with my gears and chain..On my ZRT 600 gears were perfect so i never messed with,110+mph all day..I love my M9's...

I was wondering what a better gear/chain ratio would be to get mor top speed out of my 900 MountainCat 144".? I live at sea level so i already changed all jets n clutch springs,but would like to get more top end out of it..Any help or suggestions would be much appreciated!:beer: cheers

aright thanks for the info everyone,i will look into the places named... i do alota work and riding with my bikes and so their used on a daily basis,from tundra to gravel they are really worked and i think over loaded with weight on a steady basis

yeah i was thinking of doing the same thing but its like $580 for a new tunnel here in Alaska and i live in a small town so it will have to be freighted out to me and total cost would be around $700..I was just wondering if there would be a good temp way to just patch it up before my rear...

I just started using these about a month ago in my M9 and Honda Forman ATV, for HP increase i really don't notice a difference but i did get a lil more mileage in my gas.

Hyder? you mean Hydaburg? and no i live SW of the state i marked in the google map.Here we got alota snow and the conditions are great.

LEATHEMAN & DUCTAPE IS ALL YOU NEED :cool:

Found this site last night and will probably be around for awhile.Alota good info here to find about all types of sleds and ATV's.Ridning in Alaska for the past 20 years

D&D racing also makes a very good (in my opinion) high flow airbox..bought it last year and never had any problems with it.

not to many from AK find this site i guess? but im from Alaska,just put onto the google map :cool:

Does anyone know of any stronger or more reliable bearings for an ATV other then the ones you buy from the dealer? I have 3 Honda's and one Yamaha,and i need to change out at least 2 times a year.

New to the site but will be around alot also...I'm bringing up this old post because i have the same problem with my 03 Mountain Cat 900 144". I never really rode or jumped hard with it either.I was doing a tune up after pulling my sled out for another great riding season and noticed i got the...