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02-02-2007, 07:40 PM
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Senior Member
Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: norway,me.
Mileage: 2260
Primary Sled: 06 fusion 700
Where I sled: rangely,jackman,moosehead,maine.
Posts: 543
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i have been told by some people in ou club that a r-12 helix would be better in my sled than the r- 11 that came in it.i have changed the primary spring to a epi yellow cause it was doggy out of the hole.plus it was hard to idle up when cold to clear it.i like the engagement better but wont know about top end rpms till sat. morning.does anybody have any opinions about this.
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02-04-2007, 04:47 PM
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Senior Member
Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: norway,me.
Mileage: 2260
Primary Sled: 06 fusion 700
Where I sled: rangely,jackman,moosehead,maine.
Posts: 543
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i have been told by some people in ou club that a r-12 helix would be better in my sled than the r- 11 that came in it.i have changed the primary spring to a epi yellow cause it was doggy out of the hole.plus it was hard to idle up when cold to clear it.i like the engagement better but wont know about top end rpms till sat. morning.does anybody have any opinions about this.[/b]
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i toke a 80 mile ride saturday on a trail that had a lot of twist and turns.as far as the yellow spring in the primary[165-310] it was nite and day.almost like adding a extra cylinder.i know have instant throttle response and it goes to 8000 in a blink and starts climbing.never got the chance to hold it open so i dont know what the tach will climb to.i may wait till some of the newness is out of it or just go ahead and get some 68 weights.anyway best $20.00 i spent so far.know if i could get it to track straight.i have new shaper bars.and toing out 1/4.have backed off the front weight and still does it.maybe some duallys,or easy steer plates.
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02-04-2007, 06:25 PM
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Join Date: Jul 2003
Location: Martin, MI USA
Primary Sled: '99srx7asp,'01xc5,'01xc6gra, '01xc8sndrg,'00xc6ovl
Where I sled: michigan lp
Posts: 2,032
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i have been told by some people in ou club that a r-12 helix would be better in my sled than the r- 11 that came in it.i have changed the primary spring to a epi yellow cause it was doggy out of the hole.plus it was hard to idle up when cold to clear it.i like the engagement better but wont know about top end rpms till sat. morning.does anybody have any opinions about this.[/b]
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youll just spin more on takeoff with the r12.
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02-04-2007, 06:37 PM
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Senior Member
Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: norway,me.
Mileage: 2260
Primary Sled: 06 fusion 700
Where I sled: rangely,jackman,moosehead,maine.
Posts: 543
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youll just spin more on takeoff with the r12.[/b]
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tifa,thanks for the response.could you explain to me y that happens .just for the sake of learning.
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02-05-2007, 08:37 AM
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Senior Member
Join Date: Jul 2003
Location: Martin, MI USA
Primary Sled: '99srx7asp,'01xc5,'01xc6gra, '01xc8sndrg,'00xc6ovl
Where I sled: michigan lp
Posts: 2,032
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the 11 starts at 45 and the 12 starts at 50. 50 shifts faster when you takeoff. thus over shifting and making a bad spin worse. when you spin you dont go anywhere.
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02-06-2007, 07:27 PM
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Join Date: Dec 2001
Location: Woodbury Minnesota
Primary Sled: 02 XC800
Where I sled: Mn/Wi
Posts: 137
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I run a 50/36 EPI with Silver Pri and Black Sec. 70g Dalton weights. This from many different setups to get it right. I'm sure its a little different with every sled.
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02-07-2007, 07:39 AM
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#7
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Senior Member
Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: norway,me.
Mileage: 2260
Primary Sled: 06 fusion 700
Where I sled: rangely,jackman,moosehead,maine.
Posts: 543
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I run a 50/36 EPI with Silver Pri and Black Sec. 70g Dalton weights. This from many different setups to get it right. I'm sure its a little different with every sled.[/b]
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is the silver and black springs from epi also.whats special about dalton weights??
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02-07-2007, 08:42 AM
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Senior Member
Join Date: Jul 2003
Location: Martin, MI USA
Primary Sled: '99srx7asp,'01xc5,'01xc6gra, '01xc8sndrg,'00xc6ovl
Where I sled: michigan lp
Posts: 2,032
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ultraspxse please correct me if im wrong. yes those are epi springs. dalton have a heavier tip and polaris didnt use to offer any heavier than 66 grams.
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