Longhairfreak
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60-70 mph?
What kind of track speeds are you guys seeing with your new sleds?
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Hahaha
Better make that kph unless there is a turbo under the hood.
Don't worry the wedge is still the king.......well.......after the phazer
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Catman10
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Thats a loaded question, what size track are you running?, what is the snow like?,my sidewinder stock with a 174 3 inch track got 50 mph on a soft fluffy day and with some clutching and tweeking its up to 57 ish mph on a fluffy day, my Pro with the same track and a turbo was in that 54 mph track speed but my 13 Ac 800 with a challenger 3 inch 162 track and gearing was in that 40 mph range. I am now building a 174 t3 that I hope to get 50mph out of it, time will tell. Maybe the question should be what are you getting stock outta the box cuz there can easily be 5 mph difference just in clutching alone, what do you guys think.
slededjr
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Too fast to look down lol
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maxwell
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75mph with 16 lbs boost and 95mph when i hit the nitrous
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Longhairfreak
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Sounds like your ready to slay Jackson Hole.
Lund
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60+mph all season long on any hill's. Highest registered speed was 67mph. On a out of the box stock tuned with pipe Winder.
Take that and suck on it.
Take that and suck on it.
dragonweld28
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There are some people that don't quite understand what REAL track speeds are... Lets clarify! If your ground speed is 25 mph and your gauge says 67 mph, thats not a real track speed as your actual ground speed allows for more track speed. True track speed needs to be calculated when your climbing and almost stuck. Your ground speed should be less than 5mph.
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Catman10
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Thats ok man, anytime and when your next engine blows I think I might be due for an oil change!
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