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: Mxz Adrenaline Vs. Sport Packages


xc007
01-20-2005, 08:31 PM
Looking to buy a brand new hold over 2002 or 2003 MXZ. Here's my choice, just looking for opinions. For about the same price (within $100)

2002 MXZ 700 Adrenaline
2002 MXZ 800 Sport

Either drive for 3 hours or pay an extra $300 for a 2003 700 Adrenaline

I haven't actually gone to look at the 800 yet, just talked to them on the phone today

What's be big difference between the Adrenaline and the Sport. I know RER, and as near as I can tell from the Ski Doo website, it's running boards and shocks too?

Which one would you choose?

revingred
01-20-2005, 08:53 PM
The adrenaline has got the gas charged shocks & heavier springs

snowhack
01-20-2005, 09:00 PM
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DOO THE DOO
01-20-2005, 09:17 PM
Go with the 700 if there isn&#39;t that much $$$ difference...you like it on the bumpy stuff and plus as said rebuildable shocks and heavier springs

Do the Doo
01-20-2005, 09:35 PM
Ride Height springs are NOT heavier. Only the front and I am not sure if the skid spring around the fron shock is heavier. I have the 800 Adren but for 2001. Fast sled but the weight comes obvious on long rides. Go for the 700 and swap out the factory reeds with V-Delta 3 and a 1/4" spacer. You&#39;ll keep up with most 800 with that set-up.

xc007
01-20-2005, 09:47 PM
Oh, DPM too for the Adrenaline too right?

SS5150
01-20-2005, 10:16 PM
I think if the &#39;03 had reverse, that&#39;s what I&#39;d buy, you get the wide ZX-X chassis & running boards and DPM. I think shock/spring packages were the same in &#39;02 for sport and adrenaline lines. Adrenaline had reverse, extra running board traction, DPM and maybe adjustable toe holds? RER was option on the sport in &#39;02. I have an &#39;02 MXZ 800 sport, not bad, 700 does seem to have a better reputation though.

FreezerBurnt
01-21-2005, 12:19 AM
The 2002 MXZ Sport has rebuidable shocks just like the Adrenelin

It is the MXZ trail that does NOT have rebuidable shocks

01MxzNightRider
01-21-2005, 10:22 AM
Are they still selling brand new holdovers from 2002 ?

thunder219
01-21-2005, 11:39 AM
I have an 01 700 adrenaline and i can beat my buddies 800 . I have a clutch kit v3 reeds and his is all stock. All out he will get past me but I beat him 1000ft with out a problem. Another buddy has a tcat and Ive beat him over half the time we race up to about 70 or 80 and then it looks like i locked up the brakes as he flies by. I like the 700 but I would go with whatever fits you. I also get alot better gas milage than the 800 x.

xc007
01-21-2005, 02:19 PM
Originally posted by 01MxzNightRider@Jan 21 2005, 10:44 AM
Are they still selling brand new holdovers from 2002 ?
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Yes, I&#39;ve found a handful in the area most 700s Adrenalines, and some sports, a handful other stuff like Legends, and a summit even found a 2001 Formula Deluxe 700. Only found one &#39;04 though.

The one dealer I talked to didn&#39;t hide his "displeasure" with Ski Doo. We haven&#39;t had snow in this area since 00-01, that was a good snow year and everyone claimed we were in for another in 01-02 so I think some dealers stocked up and go screwed. With the REVs coming in 2003 anyone that bought was looking for a REV. He claimed Ski-Doo won&#39;t do anything to help the dealers on the older stuff.

xc007
01-21-2005, 02:24 PM
Oddly enough I started looking for a holdover Polaris since the big hype is that nobody&#39;s buying them since they haven&#39;t changed. "Polaris can&#39;t give em away." people said.

The truth is, they&#39;re very hard to come by. I&#39;ve found two 03 800 XCSP (which IMO was the ugliest of the BNGs) and a couple of 04s, not very good deals on them and they&#39;re hard to come by. Go figure.

By the way, that&#39;s not a slam because it&#39;s obvious I&#39;ll probably have another MXZ soon. Just another example of needing to watch the "facts" on the Internet.