2001 800 XC SP Top Speed??
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I would say in the high upper 100 teens like 118???
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about 108 on radar with stock gearing. mechanically that's the fastest it can go at 8,200 rpms fully shifted out. i'd imagine with the twin pipes it will be able to hold it's mechanical top speed.
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fatser than i would wanna go
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i have an 02 with 25/41 gears and it went 118 on GPS in 1000 feet
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118 in 1000'? you should bring it to the speed runs. by the time you add a speed track to run ice you would be real close to a world record. a proffessional improved stock sled built for speed barely get 120 in 1000'. also the gearing seems a little low for that speed? not arguing, just asking.
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118 in 1000'? you should bring it to the speed runs. by the time you add a speed track to run ice you would be real close to a world record. a proffessional improved stock sled built for speed barely get 120 in 1000'. also the gearing seems a little low for that speed? not arguing, just asking.
as far as the sled topic goes. if you dont change gearing the top end of the sled wont change. its gearing not hp that gets top end. to a certain point.
as far as the sled topic goes. if you dont change gearing the top end of the sled wont change. its gearing not hp that gets top end. to a certain point.
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i'd be a bit wary of that. might want to check that with radar. what rpm do you peak at?
with that gearing, stock driver size, 8,200rpm's, and using a given that fully shifted out the clutches are at 1:1 (no overdrive), it can't go over 108 and some change. the variables there would be if the clutches are going to overdrive somehow or if you're running a higher rpm.
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yup, you can have all the hp in the world but if you don't increase rpms or change gearing, it will only spin the track to a given speed.
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