hard trail, thats why im not really sure if i need a longer track, i have herd it really does help with trail ridring also,,zecow224 said:what type of riding do you primarly do? that will tell a whole bunch about what you would like to do.
bigrok said:I had the same sled as you only in an 800. I extended mine to a 144". I loved it. I will never own another sled shorter than a 144". If you are looking for performance parts. I would definately get a single pipe. I got an SLP and it really woke up my 800. It was night and day difference. Here are a few picts of my old sled.
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im from wi so somewhat same conditions, how much you think it cost you to do the upgrades?bigrok said:I am from western MN, and the past 4 years I wouldn't say we got an over-abundance of snow. I would say my riding was about 65% trail, 30% screwing around in fields, and 5% mountains. It rode much smoother than my buddy's 03 XC 500 on trails and hookup was better too.
why get rid of the M-10??polaris1man said:Go with the 136 footprint with PPS ride if you can get it, or if you are totally into putting miles on in to trail riding, drop the M-10