Improving Fuel Economy
Since gas prices are becoming more of an issue, we should cover some of the ways to improve the fuel economy of most any and
January 2, 2009
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Since gas prices are becoming more of an issue, we should cover some of the ways to improve the fuel economy of most any and
We’ve found that fine powder snow can often get into the airbox through the headlight adjuster on the Polaris IQ chassis models, especially the RMK
Ethanol fuels are becoming more commonplace throughout the snowbelt. Speed shops and engine builders have traditionally recommended shying away from ethanol fuel whenever possible, because
The new Polaris belt part number 3211115 found on most of the new high performance models provides extreme durability and lasts extremely well. In fact,
The torque specification for the exhaust probe in the Polaris Service manual part number 9921044 on page 4.25 shows 32 ft.lbs. The tuners at Starting
Dear Ralph: Tell us again what kind of stuff you have found to be the better method of cleaning bright colored belly pans of soil
Dear Ralph: How do you propose keeping gear from getting wet? I’m referring to the stuff we pack into the trunk of a sled, or
Dear Ralph: We’re going to put you on the spot here. Since you guys ride all of the new sleds every year, and have a
Dear Ralph: I read in your last issue that you had a bunch of exhaust springs break on your Arctic Cat 800s this past winter.
Dear Ralph: Help settle an argument – how much does the windshield effect top speed of a sled? Thanks! John D. Indiana Actually by quite