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Sled_Dog

· #3 · Jan 10, 2002

VIper engine, triple pipes, ZR suspension with high bars and wide boards, ZR 800 track. That is about it really. But it would have to have the viper front body cause it is just too unique

oh and A arm front end

Edited by - Sled_Dog on January 09 2002 10:00:00 PM

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Alaskangold

· #4 · Jan 10, 2002

Id like to try my hands out on one of those Sno-Hawks? Not sure if that's there name but they got one ski and look like a dirt bike, those look like some fun!!!!!!!

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Discussion Starter · #5 · Jan 10, 2002

i'd personally start with the engine (naturally), and i'd probably have to go with the tries and true polaris powerplant, probably a 600 (maybe a race 440). that's plenty of power to kill myself with. the front suspension would probably have to use a-arms. if ski-doo (and possibly polaris) is going to it with their mod sleds, there must be something good about it. as for the rear skid, i'd want yamaha comfort with polaris or arctic cat durability, so it's kind of a toss up there. the console area would be arctic cat, cuz their new handlebars flat out rule! i would adorn mine with ski-doo grips though. give me any one of the 440 race sleds running boards, but put polaris's heat exchangers under them please. the track would be the new 1.36" snocross track, but leave it 15" wide for me. as for the seat, i love the look and feel of the new pro x 440's, so that'll work for now. the hood design could go to anyone, but the sweetly aggressive look of the yamaha srx's (or whatever they're called) really turns my crankshaft, so i'll take that too. give it too me in red, white, and blue with a full 13 gal of gas and let me ride!!!- what do you guys think? how would you do it?

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Discussion Starter · #6 · Jan 10, 2002

<BLOCKQUOTE id=quote><font size=1 face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" id=quote>quote:<hr height=1 noshade id=quote> VIper engine, triple pipes, ZR suspension with high bars and wide boards, ZR 800 track. That is about it really. But it would have to have the viper front body cause it is just too unique

[/quote] too unique? it looks an awful lot like the new sno pro hoods to me, although yami did get it first. i dunno though, those new hoods with the duel headlamps haven't really grown on me yet.

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Sled_Dog

· #7 · Jan 10, 2002

well I love it and how many new sno pros have you seen in person? how many on the trail?

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Discussion Starter · #8 · Jan 10, 2002

point well taken sled dog. although the only viper i've seen was for show at a grass dragrace. haven't really seen much of anything on the trail yet this year......haha

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Sled_Dog

· #9 · Jan 10, 2002

well that just adds to my point though I have seen a bunch on the trail they are still a not Very common thing.

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Polaris-Man

· #10 · Jan 10, 2002

<BLOCKQUOTE id=quote><font size=1 face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" id=quote>quote:<hr height=1 noshade id=quote>Originally posted by Sled_Dog:

VIper engine, triple pipes, ZR suspension with high bars and wide boards, ZR 800 track. That is about it really. But it would have to have the viper front body cause it is just too uniqu[/quote]

The viper front isn't unique, the A/C sno pro's look almost the same.

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Polaris-Man

· #11 · Jan 10, 2002

On the trail, no vipers because ppl don't want to pay so much money for a 700 triple. Yamaha needs to face the fact that triples are going out of the scene.

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erick

· #12 · Jan 10, 2002

I am not really a viper fan either, sure, they probably perform good, I am just not liking how they look. I don't really like the looks of the new sno-pro either and I hate the new ski-doo race sled, very ugly.

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rpmsrx

· #13 · Jan 10, 2002

I myself prefer the triples.They run smooth ,get good mileage,sound the best and have long legs out on the lake.You can't get the hp out of a twin like you can out of a triple.
The Viper must not be to bad looking since thier was more sold than probly any other model this year.
I'm not just saying that because I ride a Yamaha,I think they all have great sleds and i ride and work on all brands.JMO.later rpm

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Discussion Starter · #14 · Jan 10, 2002

anyway, this isn't a twin vs. triple topic, or a viper vs. everyone else topic, so might we get back on the subject?

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Bman

· #15 · Jan 10, 2002

perhaps unique is not the right descriptive. Would distinctive be more suitable since unique it is not.

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MegaMan

· #16 · Jan 10, 2002

back to sleds:
i'd like to try a 2002 Edge 800 RMK chassis and drop in a Genesis 1085 cc V.E.P. twin from PSI with all the typical mods you'd expect: porting, pipes etc....pushing 225+ hp. the BOSS light weight seat, 156" track, simons flex-i-skis, CMX drive system, roller-secondary clutch, and modify in some A-arms from the ski-doo, *clicker type gas shocks, hmmm............an avalanche beacon and collapsable shovel would help too.

this is just for starters......lol
My intentions are for deep snow of course.

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Bman

· #17 · Jan 10, 2002

<BLOCKQUOTE id=quote><font size=1 face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" id=quote>quote:<hr height=1 noshade id=quote>Originally posted by MegaMan:

back to sleds:
i'd like to try a 2002 Edge 800 RMK chassis and drop in a Genesis 1085 cc V.E.P. twin from PSI with all the typical mods you'd expect: porting, pipes etc....pushing 225+ hp. the BOSS light weight seat, 156" track, simons flex-i-skis, CMX drive system, roller-secondary clutch, and modify in some A-arms from the ski-doo, *clicker type gas shocks, hmmm............an avalanche beacon and collapsable shovel would help too.

this is just for starters......lol
My intentions are for deep snow of course.

Let it snow!

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Dude, you build that sled and you are my hero!!! I wouldn't have said it better myself. And make whatever you can out of titanium for the ride back down through the trees!

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Sled_Dog

· #18 · Jan 10, 2002

I must say I do not like the new Ski-Doos. And it is still unique(the VIper). Sure 2 sleds have a similar design but both of them are not very common. How many SnoPros did I see riding? none. How many Vipers? like 5-8. And my dad got his for $6800 and I have heard of ppl getting them for similar prices. That is about the cost of a ZR 800 so I don't really see what this being an issue. Our local dealerships sold a bunch and this area is not a snowmobile area. We get like 5" of snow at a shot anymore then it all melts.

Edited by - Sled_Dog on January 10 2002 5:15:48 PM

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Sno-X-treme

· #19 · Jan 10, 2002

Polaris Edge chassis with 02 SnoPro 440 engine and a polaris built sno-x skid with 13.5" x 128" track. Then a hood with dual headlights similar to viper, but far enough off to be original.

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Bman

· #20 · Jan 11, 2002

<BLOCKQUOTE id=quote><font size=1 face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" id=quote>quote:<hr height=1 noshade id=quote>Originally posted by Sno-X-treme:

Then a hood with dual headlights similar to viper, but far enough off to be original.

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LOL

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