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I see them sometimes, rebuilt of course. Seem to work fine!

Even though you may disagree, I still suspect somthing with the fuel. Either that or condensation in wiring/electronics.

Stan, I dont even have a heater. It starts, even though I hate tormenting the little engine, but sometimes you have to. Here in Sweden we only have 40 below two or three times a year, and I never ride on those days. 25 however, I have tried several times.

Could it be there is water in the fuel, frozen up somewhere in the fuelline? My mp starts good in those conditions.

Things are good now, probably an email just disappeared! Copper donuts are on the way!

I have sent two emails to sledtoyz, but no response. Do they normally take long to answer?

I have a real nice factory box on mine, so they should exist. Dont know if they sell them in the US, I live in Sweden.

In fairly deep snow, yes. As long as i can keep up a little speed and rpm, i can do pretty well with the mp.

Its the large one i need, right?

Thank you, both! Hopefully they will ship the copper donuts to sweden.

It will do better than factory, however i would prefer to go with higher lugs. I run 51 mm on mine and it is a totally different sled, even though i run the same length. But, if you are going to run in extreme conditions there are better sleds than the mp.

I need, at least i think so, copper donuts for my mp. They dont seem to sell them here in sweden, but i read that some of you have installed them. Where can i find them? Second, there is a HUGE slop in my steering. I have changed things in the lower spindle, threw away some plastic/steelcrap and...

In my opinion its hard to compare. For me that would be more like comparing dieseldriven cars vs gasoline. Lets say for instance that you have a 80-hp fourstroke vs a 80-hp twostroke. You will have more torque in the fourstroke, but less topspeed. In the "car scenario" its similar. A...

Hi! I run a 144x16x2.25 track. It is from an -09 ski-doo, but I think the 2" Challenger will be great if you are looking for higher lugs. Mine runs free from everything even with the 2.25-lugs, and the grip, well lets just say its fantastic compared to the original Ripsaw... I think it would...

The lugs run free from everything, no problems! I found a Yamadealer here in Sweden who extends MP:s to 411x40.6x5,7 (metric dimensions) and they said it was no problems. Thats what I found out too, but you cant go for higher lugs. I may have to go for non slip-drivers though, if I give it...

Well, the "new" track was a HUGE improvement! Now I just have to change bushings in the frontsuspension, new bearings in the skid and maybe gear down, then im set!

I found a slightly used track that i will put on in a week or so. It's 144*16*2.25. Do you think i'll have to cut the lugs and what gearing should i go with?

My bad, I forgot to mention that the 144-track I have seen is a brp-track. Sure, I could go with a 15", but if I can find a reasonably good solution I will go for the extra width. I now managed to find a store nearby that has extended a fair amount of ventures/phazers. Customprojects isn't...

Hi goby! Thanks for the answer! If I don't find a slightly used lomgtrack, I will probably go with a 2"-lug 144" track. Funny, I live in sorsele, "just" 250 km from where you are located!

Yes I have read karls posts and that is an option, to extend a little. I was looking at 391 cm or just retrack with higher lugs. The later I believe will be much easier. If I extend, I will probably have to change to drivewheels with a different pitch too. Therefore my question if anyone had...