Which would you prefer 2012 Pro rmk stock or 2011 Race Gas Turbo M8 Sno Pro?

[Colorado]

It might be like comparing real boobs to fake boobs but curious what y'all think? Really no comparison since the pro lacks major power but handles like a son of a gun. Just wondering what you would buy if the 2 cost the same!!

Stats:
2012 - pro rmk 225 miles 155" track, skid plate, handle bar guards, tunnel reinforcements etc ($12000 old when purchased November 2011)

2011 - M8 Sno Pro 450 miles 153" Track, skid plate, venting, intercooler, Boondocker Turbo - Race fuel, Volk Woog set up ($20,000 when purchased new in November 2010)

Both sleds are the same price to buy!

 

[d mills]

how many threads are you gonna start on this topic?

 

[Colorado]

Ha, yea I just realized I was in the polaris section so I'm posted here (3 is good for now)

 

[d mills]

I'm sure in the polaris section your gonna get a pretty clear answer. But i could be wrong.

 

[Colorado]

probably right... but there really isn't a comparison between a stock sled and turbo sled both pretty much the same year except one has 8k upgrade. just curious though. I should just buy it already haha

 

[d mills]

Ride what you like man. If your riding style needs a turbo and race gas fuel.........givr. If trees and boondocking is your thing......pro. Only you can decide.

 

[Colorado]

Great point!! Right this minute I probably wouldn't benefit from a turbo because I'm not to that level and it will only loose money as it sits until I get there. I really think one day I'll do a Turbo Pro as it is the best riding machine I've ever ridden. I just can't pull the trigger on the M8, just can't. I guess because the season is coming to an end and maybe after this weekend I can ride my friends M8 again and see how much I really like it or want it. I just bought this PRO in November, so to sell it right after getting it, is stupid. I could afford both but I just don't know honestly. I'm not 100% even though the deal is smoking, half what my friend paid last november for it. But, I'm still holding back mainly because i don't know if I can handle it or if its just too much for me. the pro is fine but does need more power

 

[d mills]

Great handling and more power=BRP. haha. Go hard till the pro cant take you where you want to go. Then think turbo.