any hope?

i got a 98 srx and i hav no problem with f7s zr 800s mxz 8s and stayed with a 08 skidoo 1000 so i guess they go pretty good haha. ill never get rid of mine
 
chascook said:
i got a 98 srx and i hav no problem with f7s zr 800s mxz 8s and stayed with a 08 skidoo 1000 so i guess they go pretty good haha. ill never get rid of mine
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Where did you find a 08 Ski Doo 1000 to run against? It must be the only one that was ever built. Maybe you dreamed it up or something.
 
MachZ1000 said:
snip. My machine had 2001 jetting stock clutches then I added a clutch kit. Everything else was bone stock. snip. It really depended on snow. If there was any snow on the lake I would get smoked. They run the best with little to no snow.
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I must say I was disappointed with the hole-shot with my '01 out of the box (with studs). I didn't have fun with the sled in snow until I swapped out the .920" track. Studded or not, IMO (and others here) it flat out sucked.

Rather than beat you up about your opinion (can't speak to your shoot-out claims), I'd recommend swapping out the Yoko track for another.
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Theres no reason why you couldn't own him, I have a Mountain Max and it was by far the fastest trail sled out of my crew, any time I raced any RMK or Summit Z or Rev, I owned them, by far. With proper modification, knowing your sled and use your ability to ride, and theres no doubt its gonna come close.

I ride MTN so I like to race highmarking/open powder/groomed trail
(we like to test the sleds against each other, in more than just trail racing)
 
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