Concept Carbon
New member
So my sled has amazing transfer with my edge, from a stop if I pin it the skis stand up about 18" or more with no track spin and slowly come down and stay with my tips about 12" in the air with the trailing edge just skimming the ground. They stay this way till I top out 110mph and then hit the ground as it slowly creeps up to higher.
My question is would I be quicker to have them come down earlyier?
Would like to get some of the drag guys opinions.
My question is would I be quicker to have them come down earlyier?
Would like to get some of the drag guys opinions.
Skis an inch or a foot, you still have the same amount of traction/speed .I think the only diff will be in areodynamics and line of sight. lol
..SNAKEBIT..
VIP Member
I was told you want to go foward, not up
so if it was me I would be looking to get the skis down
lift like 6" on take off and then settle down
if your going to drag race you should tie down the suspension if allowed
so if it was me I would be looking to get the skis down
lift like 6" on take off and then settle down
if your going to drag race you should tie down the suspension if allowed
tedgoesfast
New member
get your skies as low as you can without losing traction
Concept Carbon said:So my sled has amazing transfer with my edge, from a stop if I pin it the skis stand up about 18" or more with no track spin and slowly come down and stay with my tips about 12" in the air with the trailing edge just skimming the ground. They stay this way till I top out 110mph and then hit the ground as it slowly creeps up to higher.
My question is would I be quicker to have them come down earlyier?
Would like to get some of the drag guys opinions.
i think u start to missmatch plane and snowmobile carbon lolll only plane wanna go up

livewire_101proof
Member
just me but if i wasnt loosing any traction or having problems steering and keeping in a straight line - i would leave it. plus its prety intimidating to alot of others to see them skis up...lol mine is the same way, gotta love it.
bluewho
Active member
The differance is what you doing with the sled .No you are not as fast as a setup drag sled but you are trail rideing with a sled that hooks up hard and you can drive down a trail with it.Shure if you are on a lake the transfer will drop some mph on top but from what i have found they might be able to pass you but they have to catch you first.
My warrior got faster when i turned the transfer down some in my pro x. pulls the skis about 5 inches now and pulls way harder throughout the power band, and is way more trailable. Maxdlx
Concept Carbon
New member
I like the hard hook up, I ussually end up jumping a good sled length out of the hole ahead people give up in a hurry if your already out of site lol.
Im going to try and tightin up my front shocks , to limit some of the transfer. Or I may just leave it as is and sit on the gastank which helps alot.
Im going to try and tightin up my front shocks , to limit some of the transfer. Or I may just leave it as is and sit on the gastank which helps alot.
Concept Carbon
New member
lol true kind of sucks at night you cant see in front of you.modsrx said:i think u start to missmatch plane and snowmobile carbon lolll only plane wanna go up..doesnt give a good handling went the ski point the sky

SRX it is
New member
Hey, hows it going? Working on that tunnel yet? If you go on diptube and watch all the champion and world record speed runs most of the skis are just dancing off of the snow. Just barely floating, I think you have to find a balance between breaking traction and wasting energy to pick the sled up instead of moving it forward for the fastest time. The energy/power has to go somewhere for a reaction. Less lift more speed, too little lift, loss of weight on track and spin.
livewire_101proof
Member
i get the same thing, jumping out a sledlength is putting it lightly for alot of the races ive done, im gone if i can keep it going straight.