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From a Cat man, please explain the new REV sled.  Does it refer to the frame or skid or motor?  What does REV stand for?  I looked on Doo's web site and didn't see anything on it?  I understand from your posts that it is the sled that Morgan is riding for his Open sled, and I know it has a copy Cat front suspension, but help a brother out and explain it for me.  Thanks
 

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'REV' refers to the chassis it is sitting on. It is not a 'copy' of the cat front suspension, but an improvement on the theory.
 

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MachZ, I saw that picture and the posts under it is what inspired my post.  But when you say REV is going to replace the ZX for the MXZ, then you are implying that the ZX is the chasis for the MXZ?  Look at the black MXZ's in the background of that picture, do you think they are 2003 MXZ's?  
 

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I think it says MACH X!!!!! What do you think???
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Never mind....just looked again...it says MXZ..
 
 

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Just saw a race last night  with the new REV's. These things fly.  It was an indoor race on speedvision's High Octane.  The rev came out of the hole on the far side passed everyone like they were standing still !!!  I am impressed now.
 

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That last post was from me. I didn't know Ladyk logged in.  These REV's are starting to look sweeter all the time.  Much more than the  yammi RX-whatever is.
 

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There is a lot of hype for this REV.  Please tell me if I'm wrong, but aren't a lot of what the REV has, the new sno pro has?  Is it that the REV is that much better?

The basic ideas are the same.  Less parts, multitasking components, and centralized mass.  They both now have A-arm front ends, lower, pushed back motors, higher seats, and forward riding positions.  I don't remember as much hype about the sno-pro when they announced it before the race season.  Is it that it is doing better in the races?  I think we see that Blair is big factor in that!  How much does the REV weigh in the 500 to 700 class.  Will it compare to the new Firecat??

Please try to be honest and don't let your brand loyalty get the best of you in your answers.  
 

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Which Sno-pro are you talking about? The 2002 or did they release the 2003? I go with whoever has the best sled the year I decide to buy.  If you are talking about the 2002 Sno-pro it still has the seated back position. The thing I like about the REV is you sit on it like a motorcycle or a 4-wheeer, with much more control.
 
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