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Looks like fun.

All the snow at my place is pretty much gone

EigerMike wrote:we never had to break out the saw.but we were ready!

Even better

I plan to hit my trails again tomororw with my saw, some decent oak in the trail... now to get it out! L O L

Sweet!

Reminds me of the wash outside auburn I used to go to.

Looks like fun!

If your trails were like mine that chainsaw came in handy!!

Anyone from here heading down to King of the Hammers next month ??

that looks like soo much fun!! so did you get the snow compound or the 4 season compound tracks? No idea, and when I looked up part # on the tracks on google I got nothen :( I did use them on the street today and noticed some wear but im not sure if that was normal rubber wear or improper usage wea...

Couple pics from my first trip out... http://www.4x4blog.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/polaris-tracks.jpg http://www.4x4blog.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/sportsman-snow.jpg Was awesome... except for getting one front track high-centered on a log, and spending 30 minutes getting unstuck... they do...

camokids wrote:so you are "beyond cool" huh?

Oh, I`m way beyond COOOL

I need to update my location

I am outside of Georgetown, I am also a lot higher and we get a lot more snow than down town. I`m just under 4k

Played around ni the 4" slush we had... holy wet batman.

Tracks kick up some SERIOUS snow, and water... going to to fab some winter-only fenders I`m thinking.

Full speed in High w/tracks in the snow is fun and blows nice snowy powder all over

Hoping we get more to play in REAL SNOW.

It's coming down now pretty good in 20 minutes my backyard is white, and the trees are white.

Maybe 3/4 to 1" in 20 minutes.

I may get to test the tracks !

Regarding the flat packs - take some time and research the Kolpin flat packs vs. the Rotopax. The new style Kolpins have a reputation for leaking after a very short while. I have no experience with the new style Kolpins, just the Rotopax. I talked to Jason @ RotoPax and I`m getting some of those :D...

Here is the link for the rear springs. Just have to find your year and what engine you have. https://www.erlandsonperformance.com/mm5/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Store_Code=EPI&Category_Code=susp Here is the front springs. http://www.purepolaris.com/Detail.aspx?ItemID=2876153(PolarisPGACatalog) Thanks...

Ken I are both running the polaris HD springs in the front and the epi HD springs in the rear. It make a big difference. The stock springs get soft after a while. Plus the HD springs add a lot of ground clearence. Sounds like a great combo. Got the part#s by chance :D and best place to purchase ???...