Luke The Drifter
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So of the 850T’s that have broke down, what failed exactly? Was is something specific to the turbo models or no?
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maxwell
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You know what’s failing? Aftermarket programming lol. The part they neglect to mention
Yes, KISS. keep it stock stupid.
Caper11
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The sled was box stock, first trip out. The owner had to wait 3 weeks to get it repaired.
Brp is watching these sleds closely, there is seals on certain parts for a reason.
Im not being politically correct, Its not my story to tell. The actual details on the failure is not irrelevant IMO. Failures happen on any new sled.
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kovs
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I was just stirring the pot. As I knew it wasn’t maxwell’s sled
Would love to try a 154 2.5 turbo
Would love to try a 154 2.5 turbo
Caper11
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Joey cant ride by the looks of it. Lol yep almost vertical lets hit the throttle again.
Those death trap 850T.
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maxwell
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That would be a riot I closely considered that sled. But then had a reality check that I’m not getting any younger or better at riding lol
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fredw
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Texted Matt at Valemount glacier Helicoperts.. his response was the key went missing in picture above on new tdoo....but his response after that is a little scary..
We had the new redline tdoo our this last weekend with there new light can and he Also put in a coil over shock and got rid of the doo springs, it made a decent difference but still has to much lift for me, scared him a few times as well..maybe if I was younger and into ski lift, but like Max's vid above, you need to be paying attention to it over the woops.. not a real steep and deep sled on the 165.. but the sled ran perfect and no hik ups...
We raced on the lake a few times against his HO kit and it was evident quickly that it was 3-4 lbs only.. his launches were always with big ski lift where the other aftermarket skids use the entire track and get better traction out of the hole
snopro
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I'm pretty sure you still can but most guys would stare at the sled because they don't even know how the hood comes off and reach in their backpack for the sat phone so they can claim their Alpine T shirt.
pfi572
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From what I have seen so far ? Dave / Redline builds some really nice products that seem to work .
Locally built in Alberta is nice as well .
Well done !!
Locally built in Alberta is nice as well .
Well done !!
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maxwell
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Is that a Honda Civic muffler from Canadian tire? Looks like garbage
Nope, no Dess key no worky,
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Why are you insulting other products? It makes you look bad and hurts your sled cred.
Be self-led.
Not others-led.
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kovs
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Your a way better rider than most or I. But I live in Sask so prairie riding is a reality as with mtn trip or 2 and the 3” out here is bit overkill. Also my daughter likes to rip her 200 with me so Need an all purpose sled since they aren’t getting any cheaper
It would be a crazy sled. Should make track speed fast
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LennyR
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That looked boring as hell. How did sledding revert to making a sled wheely constantly thru a forest at 25 mph ? Looks like a rabbit trying to get away from a coyote.
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