2000 Polaris Indy Triumph
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Awesome machine, if u don't have e-start key is just one click to right. Go through it and clean carbs if they haven't been done, grease front to back all zerks, change chane case oil. If u take carbs off check to see if the slides are green, if they are try to replace them as they will eventually break.(Factory defect weak metal) Other than that it's a great trail sled. If I missed anything i'm sure other Polaris owners will add to this. Site is filthy with experienced and helpfull members.
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What do you want to know? I've owned mine since new, although it is now my backup sled to my 700 fusion. I've added reverse, temp gauge, electric fuel gauge, colored accents, and 144 studs among other stuff I'm sure I cant remember.
Here's my Triumph on the snow for the first time this winter a few days ago.
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Here's my Triumph on the snow for the first time this winter a few days ago.
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Man, wish we had half as much snow as u got! Still waiting......TriumphoverU said:What do you want to know? I've owned mine since new, although it is now my backup sled to my 700 fusion. I've added reverse, temp gauge, electric fuel gauge, colored accents, and 144 studs among other stuff I'm sure I cant remember.
Here's my Triumph on the snow for the first time this winter a few days ago.
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ditto on that! we've got...grass!triumphbute said:Man, wish we had half as much snow as u got! Still waiting......TriumphoverU said:What do you want to know? I've owned mine since new, although it is now my backup sled to my 700 fusion. I've added reverse, temp gauge, electric fuel gauge, colored accents, and 144 studs among other stuff I'm sure I cant remember.
Here's my Triumph on the snow for the first time this winter a few days ago.
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You will also want to check your jetting in the carbs. Polaris jetted these sleds way to fat from the factory. So rich that you will foul spark plugs like crazy. If I remember correctly, I dropped two sizes in the main jetting. Polaris did this for me under warranty for me back when it was new.
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I run Polaris Blue, blend, just went to dealer the other day and saw price was 36$ for gallon...Ouch. With 2500 miles on yours the jets were probly done but check anyway. Mine were done when I bought it, and drop needle 2 notches also if not done along with jets. http://www.polarisindustries.com/en-us/OurCompany/Parts-Manuals/PartsManuals/9915364r01.pdf <-Check this out for some specs.
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I've ran polaris blue since day one. Never had an issue, so I'm going to stick with it.
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What engine does it have? With so few miles youll have a good sled for a while, but if you plan on doing lots of tune up (as suggested) one simple thing I have found is replacing the spark plug boots. They are around 3 dollars a piece. Cut wire, clean it, and splice them in. It is simple and helps, I also recommend the plugs with solid tops (not the screw off tops), it helped a lot with me sled.
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It was the last year for the 600 triple monoblock.
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ok i have a triumph what is the part# for the reverse i want to get it
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