Axys Boondocker base kit
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Well I got my Boondocker turbo? What a awesome kit. 6.5hrs to install and ran flawless all weekend. Here is a video I put together of the build
https://youtu.be/fGAEw-9yQGU
https://youtu.be/fGAEw-9yQGU
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prairie-rider800
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Looks Great! Just curious, what did the kit end up costing all said and done with the crappy exchange rate, shipping, and all? The idea of a pretty well plug and go turbo kit is pretty exciting!
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how many PSI of boost?
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forginator1
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Have you ridden it?
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Wow, weird i have to run Av gas with 8 lbs on the TSS, but you can run 7 lbs and 91 octane.
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mountainsledmania
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What fuel programmer are you running? What options did u get with the kit? Is it all the base stuff?I put 140 miles on this weekend, it has no lag, ran perfect. It's almost too easy
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The programmer is a auto Side Kick from boondocker, All I added to the kit is a belt tensioner. I was going to do the Bullydog but it runs so good I cancelled it. Its all the base stuff ( a GT2860), but can always add on to it when ever I choose. But it seriously runs so good, I cant imagine adding to it.
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mountainsledmania
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Very interesting so that little fuel box somehow tues into the factory ecm? Is that turbo self lubing? I don't see and oil tank?
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what kind of boost pressure are you running with that set up if you don't mind me asking?
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The side kick plugs into the ecu, changing the factory settings. The oil system uses one of the stock oil lines off the electric pump, that's why you don't see a oil tank. It's set at 7lbs boost, around here it's probably 3-4 lbs, but as you climb in elevation it automatically turns up the boost so you are always making the same horse power. It's a sweet little set up
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The side kick plugs into the ecu, changing the factory settings. The oil system uses one of the stock oil lines off the electric pump, that's why you don't see a oil tank. It's set at 7lbs boost, around here it's probably 3-4 lbs, but as you climb in elevation it automatically turns up the boost so you are always making the same horse power. It's a sweet little set up
awe man I a doo guy through and through but we don't got options like this for boost tuning wise .... it making me seriously question picking one of these axys sleds up.
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I helped out Cycleworks with Demo rides a few weeks back in Valemount, and we had a lot of hard core DOO riders really really like the new Polaris. The stock machine is so much better then years past, and now with this BD turbo, its a perfect match. The price of the new BD turbo for the Axys is crazy, over 2k cheaper then anything else. Ill take more pics today and post them
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