Category: Service & Tuning Notes

As many of you discovered last season, the snow was deep out west last year.  Every ride we went on seemed to have 2 feet

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

The 2007 Arctic Cat F-Series models have plastic hood screens that are press-fit into the hood at various points; as snow screens up on the

According to Polaris, the NGK BPR9ES and NGK BPR9EVX spark plugs are acceptable substitutes for the Champion RN57YCC and RN57YC spark plugs now found on

Yamaha has made available accessory rear heat exchangers for their 4-stroke models (all except Phazers). These accessory heat exchangers increase the cooling system capacity and

There’s a good number of sleds out now that have the FOX FLOAT Airshox on the front suspension. While they have proven to be light