Any one have pictures of older mountain phazers

[PHAZER500]

Ya I am redoing an 1996 yamaha phazer and i am thinking about taking it to the mountains. It is not the phazer mountain lite and it just has the 121 track. just looking for some ideas/mods that i could do to the sled. I already have the 136 skid and track.

 

[Mr.Runner]

i've got mine, and i have just as much fun rocking it. i have a few pictures,
It's a 95 phazer 136 with the 1'' paddle

 

[PHAZER500]

Thanx for the picture, that is a pretty good looking sled. U ride the mountains with that sled?,, if you do how does she go?

 

[Hillclimber]

Thanx for the picture, that is a pretty good looking sled. U ride the mountains with that sled?,, if you do how does she go?

that sled rips in the mountians i had a 96 phazer mountian lite and it didn't go as good as that one did but there a good light sled. just need more power thats what i think

 

[shawnmcgr]

You'll definitely need some traction on the running boards (and support). I added tunnel supports for an RX-1 to mine which worked fairly good and stopped the bending. Cover the vents infront on the headlight as snow will drop down and freeze up the cards. I had a 136x1.75 paddle track on mine...very tough to get stuck. It got around great in the powder just no hill climber.

 

[Hillclimber]

just throw a 800 cc in that thing and watch it go

 

[Sled-Head-Jr.]

I wonder how it'd be with a 144' and 2 inch paddles?

 

[Hillclimber]

I wonder how it'd be with a 144' and 2 inch paddles?

if i kept mine thats what i would of done to it maybe if i find a cheep one i will mod it 800 R ski-doo motor 144 X15 by 2 inch boondocking beast sounds like a great project

 

[shawnmcgr]

Here's a couple from Kamloops. Spring riding at Crowfoot and DEEP powder riding at Allen Creek (Valemount).

 

[PHAZER500]

I wonder how it'd be with a 144' and 2 inch paddles?

I think that a 144 would be to much to turn with just the 485, i dont know wut kind of skid i could throw under it that is 144'

 

[PHAZER500]

Here's a couple from Kamloops. Spring riding at Crowfoot and DEEP powder riding at Allen Creek (Valemount).

nice pictures, that sled looks in mint shape, how she go in the deep powder?

 

[PHAZER500]

You'll definitely need some traction on the running boards (and support). I added tunnel supports for an RX-1 to mine which worked fairly good and stopped the bending. Cover the vents infront on the headlight as snow will drop down and freeze up the cards. I had a 136x1.75 paddle track on mine...very tough to get stuck. It got around great in the powder just no hill climber.

What size drivers did you use with that 1.75' track?

 

[shawnmcgr]

I installed a 7 tooth driver; it did rub a bit if I bottomed out the suspension but never noticed it in the powder. I trimmed about 3/4s of the paddles to 1.5.

It always went great in the powder (and still does). It's full throttle all day but that little motor can take it. I replaced the rings at 5000km and re-honed the cylinders and have since put another 1000km on it.