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Originally Posted by Blue Bomber
Maybe lighten up the primary weights a gram or 2. But you have to remember what rpm ya running before and after the mod. Changing weights is a breeze... I have dalton adjustable weights with a certain base weight and you can add weights by using different inserts into the base weight. It takes literally a few minutes to do. . I keep my turbo set at 230 h. p and once I found the sweet spot and dialed in I'm set. No need to buy a bunch of different sized weights
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Originally Posted by speeddemon86
That's awesome. I wanted to go to like 137" with 1.5 lugs be perfect for the winters we get here. Really should of done more research and bought a crossfire
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Originally Posted by Blue Bomber
we just bring a gps and pick our way around my friends have a 2011 crossferrari 800 polaris fst turbo renegade 1200
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Well I talked to my buddie I'll be riding with and they all run short tracks. He said 121 is perfect, 136 gets tight at times on the trails.
Someone previously mentioned to get similar length to what group I'll rode with has, glad I didn't do the 141.
Man I'm getting psyched for winter. Now to just find the right deal
Someone previously mentioned to get similar length to what group I'll rode with has, glad I didn't do the 141.
Man I'm getting psyched for winter. Now to just find the right deal