[Sled_Dog]

/me raises his hand

 

[erick]

Nope, I got me my little 700.

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[Sled_Dog]

wow is the world changing. You can say little 700 and it doesn't sound that wrong. I mean sure we had 1000s but the THundercat just seems different. Specialyl since it is a triple.

 

[erick]

Yeah, everything changes. I mean, a few years ago, if you had a 600 you were like on top of the list. Jus tlook at computers. Speeds double every 18 months. Snowmobiles don't go at quite that fast of a rate but they keep getting more and more power out of small CC's.

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[Sno-X-treme]

If nearly 100hp is coming out of a little 440 something over twice as big should be a torque and hp monster. 900 too much power for me!

 

[Sled_Dog]

150HP calimed out of the 862cc sled. Not too big for me besides with coupling blocks it isn't like it would be hard to handle. Just fun when you remove them. Man that owuld be something to see

 

[mxz7]

Say it with me........ZR 900 WOW!
Thats like your wife having a double D cup.

To much for me.

 

[RtkatZL8]

I would hope they would be getting closer to 160 hp out of an 862. With the few basic mods I've done I should be pumping out right around 150 out of my little 785cc twin.
Next year maybe a 1010cc kit and 180hp for my 785???? LOL

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[six4aTD]

Too much is just right!! I guess my hand is up as well. How 'bout I pay for burgers and you pay for insurance? (ha, ha)

 

[mrpolaris18]

Aw....what the hell Sleddog.....if you're passin out the Cats....I'll take one. Thanks brother. Ha ha Mark

 

[mrpolaris18]

ROTHFL @ MXZ7

 

[Sled_Dog]

Well the claimed is 150+HP so it is prolly more. I wouldn't doubt getting it to 170+ simply with pipes and intake mods. Man that would kick major ass.

 

[intendedacceleration]

I'll take one, but if I can't ride it like mine right now what's the point.....I might as well own a ZR120

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[FrozenSmile]

I would love to have one! Absolutely!! However, they are pricey.

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[TR - 2001 ZR800]

They now have the new 900s on the AC website. That is one sweet looking sled!

new AC 900s

Edited by - TR - 2001 ZR800 on 14 Jan 2002 11:11:16

 

[2000TCMC]

I would take one.
509 lbs not bad for a 900 56 lbs lighter than my stock Tcat and it has a 151 and only gives up around 20 Hp more than makes up for it in weight.
Do some performance mods and this thing should rip.

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[paulxlt]

Oh my lord would I love to have one, imagine when the APV pops open on a 900, you would be lucky to have good grip or you would get your a$$ kicked!

I love the boost on the ZR 600, but a 900? I can't imagine that much fun!

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[wannabe377]

they are damn nice....wouldn't be surprised if more like it come out this coming year. i heard in some mag that ski-doo is workin on one, and i wouldn't be surprised if polaris wasn't lookin into it too. give 'em a year or two and they'll all have something out faster. look at this now, 2001 was the 800, late 2002 900. 2003 or 04, 1000? Guess we'll all have to wait and see.

I may be young, but I ain't dumb!!!

 

[Polaris-Man]

I don't. 900 too big, who drives over 100 mph constantly? Nobody, and if you do, you are an idiot.

They should limit the size to 600 max. Accidents would go down, not nearly as much fuel would be burned and they are cheaper.

That's all IMHO.

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[erick]

600? You crazy person. More accidents would be prevented if people would wise up. I drive a 700, i have been perfectly fine.

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