best track length for the mountains

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Puff Puff PASS!!:cool:

Well....at least you and Maxwell got it.......LOL

Puff puff............................................hold it........................hold it...................OK PASS
 

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On my 07 with a 162x2.25 non ported powdermax track I was seeing 56 mph in a dead of a climb last weekend. No bull. That was in a foot of fresh aroung 5-6000 feet. I usually seen 44-46 mph but after playing with some helix's and a team clutch it is ripping HARD. We were up and the area was busy and the only two sleds that were beating me were a turboed rx-1 and a supercharged apex and the apex was'nt that far ahead of me. By the way my sled is not big bored but it does have some bolt ons. I know it sounds far fetched and trust me I had a hard time believing my speedo but it was killing any other 800 up there and badly.
I might have been a little off on this one. I was reading 56 mph on my speedo, however I did forget to take into account that I put a speedo in that was from a rt 1000 which has 10 tooth drivers and I have 9s. So from what I can figure I was turning 50 mph. I think that is still pretty good from an 800. I know a few people on here are gonna call b.s. but tuckernater was there and he can verify it as I allowed a few people in our group ride it and if anyone that does'nt believe me want to come out this way and go for a dig I would be glad to let you hop on and see for yourself. :)
 

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The group I ride with 3 of us have 154's, 1 has a 146 and theres 1 163. 3 are 09's and 2 are 08's, I've spent time on all 3 lengths the 163 is nice in the deep powder, but found it a tank in the heavier snow, the 146 is great on setup snow and spring. As an all round sled i like the 154 gets me the same places as the 163 and wheelies like the 146 in the spring and with stock gearing and stuck clutching I get 70 to 80 km at 8200 depending on snow conditions. The heavier the snow the slower the track.
 

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On my 07 with a 162x2.25 non ported powdermax track I was seeing 56 mph in a dead of a climb last weekend. No bull. That was in a foot of fresh aroung 5-6000 feet. I usually seen 44-46 mph but after playing with some helix's and a team clutch it is ripping HARD. We were up and the area was busy and the only two sleds that were beating me were a turboed rx-1 and a supercharged apex and the apex was'nt that far ahead of me. By the way my sled is not big bored but it does have some bolt ons. I know it sounds far fetched and trust me I had a hard time believing my speedo but it was killing any other 800 up there and badly.

what helix and gearing do you have to see that kind of track speed
 

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what helix and gearing do you have to see that kind of track speed
19/47 gearing with a 48-40 helix. I am also not running stock clutching in the pirmary. If you pm me I can give you a run down of what pin weight and springs I am running.
 
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