powerteker
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my sled has 1400miles on it now it's a 07 summit 144. Should I be takin the head off to check the pistons yet????
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My opinion is " If it Ain't Broke Don't Fix It" Normal maintenance is acceptable but just ripping an engine apart on a whim is a waste and asking for future problems.
lol...
so your saying by pulling his y-pipe and carbs off to check and see if his pistons are toast is not preventative maintenance?
takes an hour and he might discover he needs a set of slugs...or not..
cheaper than a chopper ride or 2. ask me how i know:d:d:d:d
My opinion is " If it Ain't Broke Don't Fix It" Normal maintenance is acceptable but just ripping an engine apart on a whim is a waste and asking for future problems.
I agree....but on long climbs I notice it starts to lose power(when it's hot)revs around 7500rpm
and I'm burning belts but that's a hole other story! It's going to mountian magic before I ride it again. needs lots of stuff lol.
the '07 rev's benefit alot with a set of vforce reeds. The tach is out by about 150-200 rpm so you want to run it at about 8300 or just overon the tach as that way you'll actually be running 8200as maxwell was right you want to run it at 8200. As for the dont touch it if it aint broke theorythey must have to much money, cause i've seen quite afew sleds that get 3-4000km on them and then the piston skirt breaks. And the peices usually jam between the crank and cases and bust the cases, so you end up spending 2g+ to fix. My m1000 has 5000miles on it and it is getting a new set of pistons in it just because i figure it's cheaper to replace them than replace more later if they do happen to come apart.. Just my thoughts.
The speedo on the sled should be in km's though.
miles I'm postive