Re: Do yow wear an Avalanche Air Bag in the Mountains
I'm the Alaska Factory Rep for Snowpulse.. If anyone is interested in taking a close look at a pack give me a call 982-9696...
Doughnuts??? Post some video of this PLEASE...
As for your setup you might benefit more by going with a 46/36 progressive helix and bumping your weights up to 75 grams cat weights. Stock spring in the secondary works well from 0-4000 feet..
Well my 15 yr old would tell you yes too. He is saving his christmas money to buy a set. He is selling his usi's on craigslist right now.
I can get anyone a good deal on the powder pros. Pm or call for details.
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The best combo for the 2010 is a y-pipe and light weight silencer (the stock pipe works well). I would also recommend the SLP intake as well and this combo will run without a power commander too.
Here's some tunnel supports that I have fabbed up for the M.. the tunnel material is very thin and will not support the weight of fuel being hauled back there very well.
These are multi-purpose supports giving additional length to the bumper, mounts for fuel and support to the tunnel.
The first thing you need to do it take your ECU into a cat dealer and have them reflash it to the 09 program. Then once your done with that you can start working on a map for your riding style.
Major Factors are elevation and type of riding.
I have been developing a map for the 09 M1000 and...
Had these same issues with my 09 M8 snopro.. all the helm joints were very tight and it would squeak when I turned either direction. It took heating the helm joints and using WD-40 to loosen them all up.
The second part of this problem is the length of the arms on the spindles was reduced...
Welcome to the site but hell I'm new here too.
To answer your question go with the slp pipe kit. It will bump you 25hp.
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Everyone needs a beacon that rides near the mountains
BUT all beacons built in the last ten years work with ALL models/brands.
Bca, pieps, barrymount, SOS yrand many more all operate on the same frequency.