Fuel Screw or Air Screw?
Tuners are often confused when it comes to being able to identify whether a particular adjusting screw on a carb is a fuel screw (that
December 18, 2005
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Tuners are often confused when it comes to being able to identify whether a particular adjusting screw on a carb is a fuel screw (that
The response to our “Investing in the Future†editorial which encouraged readers to become active in the clubs and associations where they ride, regardless of
One of the nuances of the 4-stroke motors now found in some of the newer snowmobiles is the affect of engine compression braking when you
Many of us have experienced a build-up of ice underneath and around the rear of the seats on the Arctic Cat Sabercat and Firecat models.
Bombardier Recreational Products, Inc. [BRP] made a significant advance in entry level-snowmobile racing last season with the move of Ski-Doo fan-cooled models to the revolutionary
Polaris has announced a development partnership with leading clutch system manufacturer Erlandson Performance Inc. (EPI) of Baxter, MN. Erlandson, a household name in the industry
Arctic Cat is currently offering special incentives to buyers of brand-new 2006 snowmobiles; liquid-cooled sled purchases between September 1 and November 1 qualified for a
Dear Ralph: I realize this isn’t your normal tech question, but I didn’t know who else to ask, so here goes. I notice how other
Dear Ralph: With the hood up on any of the F7s I’ve looked at, if you crack the throttle the accordion dryer vent hose on
Dear Ralph: I’ve got a 1999 Yamaha SX 600. It’s a pretty good sled, but I suspect (based on what the plugs look like) that