[TR - 2001 ZR800]

[green]I am getting back into snowmobiling and recently purchased a new 2001 ZR800. My first ride is tomorrow. I cant wait. Here it is:[/green]

[green]Thank you to intendedacceleration for hosting my pic.[/green]

 

[ZR600cce]

nice sled

 

[intendedacceleration]

I thought the 2001's were all green like mine.....hmmmm maybe I'm wrong. I love your sled though!!

2002 Arctic Cat ZR 800 EFI

founding member of the Arctic Cat Mind Control Team......you will believe!!​

 

[xc racer]

nice sled. i saw a black snow checked one last year at a radar run. he had picks in it, and almost flipped it end over end just from the launch. little too much traction maybe? there's definately somethin wrong in the heads of those zr 800 guys though. hehe, j/k boys

 

[paulxlt]

AAAAAAAAAAAAAH! DAMN! lol, I want one of those monsters so BAD I can smell the exhaust fumes! LOL, just be careful of the torque on those that you dont lift up the front end on a corner, lose control, and smack into something. (Lighthearted eh?) Just have a good time mate! (Safely)


Almost forgot.......NICE SLED KID!

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[TR - 2001 ZR800]

Kid? I'm 32. I used to sled in the late 70s, early 80s and loved it. I now have enough friends and the means ($$) to get back into it. I imagine this sled is a bit different than the ones I rode back then

. I picked-up the 800 knowing it was more sled than I needed, but I didn't want to outgrow one in a season or two.

Anyway, I am off to northern-lower Michigan in a few hours. Catch me if you can...

 

[intendedacceleration]

I can.....well, if I had snow that is

2002 Arctic Cat ZR 800 EFI

founding member of the Arctic Cat Mind Control Team......you will believe!!​

 

[Sled_Dog]

like paul said watch that torque man. You should prolly look into the coupling blocks. My uncle may attempt puting them on his 99 ZR 700 after riding his new 2002 ZR 800 and seeing what they do. Or you may be able to get a kit for it.

 

[Bman]

Great new sled dude! Looks like tons o fun. You might want to resize that photo though. Some of us can't keep up to that 1600 X 1200 res you got there.

thanks.

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I think.... therefore I sled
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Two '94 Indy XLT SKS

 

[Sled_Dog]

that is 1280x1024 res! my monitor is running 1600x1200 adn that picture looks small!(not really but it is smaller than my screen!)

 

[RtkatZL8]

Nice looking sled! Are you running 192 studs? As stated in one of the other posts those 800s with 192 studs will flip over backwards(on grass anyway) I almost did it to mine. I just bought the coupling kit today, will install it this weekend.

Have fun and ride safe.



RtkatZL8
2001 ZL800
Delta IIs
Power Breather

Creek beds don't make good brakes!


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[Sled_Dog]

They say they are a dangerous trail ride if you don't ride them right. Like coming out of corners on no skis which in case you didn't know when you dont' complete a turn and do this is very bad.

 

[snorider35]

very nice !!!

I wish and 800 was my first ride!!

I need spellcheck!

91 RXL/SKS 650
91 Exciter II 570

 

[Bman]

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

that is 1280x1024 res! my monitor is running 1600x1200 adn that picture looks small!(not really but it is smaller than my screen!)

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Hmmmm I just looked at the properties on the jpg and it showed 16X12. [Scratch head ] Wonder why that is?

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I think.... therefore I sled
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Two '94 Indy XLT SKS

 

[TR - 2001 ZR800]

I got my first ride in on Saturday. Put 140 miles on it and am still feeling it today (sore muscles). We ran the sleds pretty hard, but I was careful and she went through the corners very well.

Yes, I have 192 Woodys MegaBite studs with 8" Woodys Executive carbides.

FYI... I ran against a 2002 MXZ 800, a 2002 SXViper 700, and a 2001 ZL 800. The MXZ won, then mine, then the ZL, then the Viper. My sled was running very rich which, when corrected, will probably bring me close to the MXZ. All sleds were stock.

 

[Polaris-Man]

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

that is 1280x1024 res! my monitor is running 1600x1200 adn that picture looks small!(not really but it is smaller than my screen!)

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Actually that picture is 1600X1200.

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[wacky_woodchuck]

After seeing all those studs in your track, I'm guessing that you are gonna be getting some serious traction with that ride. I know the pre-coupled Cat's are a riot, but it takes some time getting used to them. On my 500 (yes I know a measly little 500, but shes got balls, and is clutched just right) if I am a little throttle happy out of the corners too soon, the front end rises, and well she doesn't turn too good. The coupling will fix that, but I like the weight transfer better. So have fun and keep the rubber side down!

Mike

2000 Arctic Cat ZL500 - D&D Racing Can, D&D Clutching, Re-Jetted It, 120 Woody's, Various Appearance Acc.