16″ Wide Tracks

"Dear Ralph" November 18, 2006 0
Dear Ralph: I was wondering, does it work to fit a 16” track under a 2003 Edge (Polaris) sled? Michael Unger Not really. The tunnel just isn’t wide enough. Some guys have got them in, but most of them jacked up the rear of the sled and spread the... Read more
Hygear has a dual rate spring kit for the Yamaha mono-shock rear suspension system. The spring kit is designed to provide more progression to help eliminate bottoming out while keeping the ride plush. With the dual rate spring system it is possible to set the proper ride height and... Read more
Check out the Feature article from the September 2006 issue of SnowTech on the Airwave Suspension from TeamFAST and Airlink Performance. Click Here! Read more

Ski-Doo Hyfax Removal

Feedback November 15, 2006 7
Doug Stangl of Winnepeg, Manitoba shared with us his method of removing hyfax (sliders) from a Ski-Doo with small track windows; “I have found that if I raise the back end of the sled off the ground, remove the back two bolts from the skid and let it drop... Read more
Next Generation Performance 4-Stroke Most of the time when we tell you “all new” it’s more a matter of mostly new. Well, this time around about the only thing that isn’t all new is maybe the track. From the skis to the chassis to the engine to the rear... Read more
One Naughty Little Mountain Sled Back in 1984 the first Phazer captivated the snowmobling world’s imagination with its innovative styling. Now, 23 years later, Yamaha is going to screw up everyone’s stereotypes and impressions of what a mountain sled should look like, what it should cost and, gulp, how... Read more
The industry’s first GORE-TEX riding boot is “Guaranteed to Keep You Dry®”! Whether you live to carve through fresh powder all day long, pound out a 200-300 mile day or just ride casually through winter’s beauty, you’ll do it with warm and dry feet in Klim’s new Adrenaline Boot.... Read more
The Freestyle Explosion Last year Ski-Doo introduced their simpler, lighter, smaller and less expensive Freestyle. Powered by a single-cylinder 300cc, it demonstrated the basic elements of a less complex snowmobile that could be loads of fun without such a high price. Attracting younger riders was the main idea. It... Read more
Mountain riders have discovered the Arctic Cat M-Series sleds can over tension the track as the suspension goes through its travel. For this reason, many riders have resorted to running their tracks looser than they feel comfortable with. While many will install extrovert drivers to help deal with this... Read more
Here is Dalton Pro quality and accuracy at a great price. While not the extreme flexibility or corrosion resistant of the Dalton Pro Ultimate pin kit, this new “mid-range premium” pin kit offers exceptional performance and value. These new mid©range pins are manufactured from high quality billet alloy steel... Read more