Full Version: Where are the aftermarket parts??????
I am a brand new Ski Doo owner. I bought then 800xp x-package 154 track this year, (hoping it arrives soon cause I have the shakes like an alcoholic waiting for 5pm), anyway, can someone list the Aftermarket parts websites because I was a Polaris guy until last year, and I am new at finding all of the gnarly parts for Ski Doo and would love all suggestions, including rumors and little tricks that is gonna make this dog the high mark on the hill!! PLEASE HELP A NEW GUY!!!
QUOTE(New_Doo! @ Sep 12 2007, 09:16 PM) 
I am a brand new Ski Doo owner. I bought then 800xp x-package 154 track this year, (hoping it arrives soon cause I have the shakes like an alcoholic waiting for 5pm), anyway, can someone list the Aftermarket parts websites because I was a Polaris guy until last year, and I am new at finding all of the gnarly parts for Ski Doo and would love all suggestions, including rumors and little tricks that is gonna make this dog the high mark on the hill!! PLEASE HELP A NEW GUY!!!
We will have Kneepads, Tunnel Bags, Windshield Bags and silencers coming soon!!
Do yourself a favor and don't waste your money on a pipe! I have been on doo since '96 and any real shop will tell you not to bother, all it will do is make noise. It's all in the clutches clean, align, and set up for you. Take the time to set up the chasis, change the settings until you find that sweet spot. You will know when you find it!
Staightline performance sells a pipe and a can for that sled.
QUOTE(New_Doo! @ Sep 12 2007, 09:16 PM)
I am a brand new Ski Doo owner. I bought then 800xp x-package 154 track this year, (hoping it arrives soon cause I have the shakes like an alcoholic waiting for 5pm), anyway, can someone list the Aftermarket parts websites because I was a Polaris guy until last year, and I am new at finding all of the gnarly parts for Ski Doo and would love all suggestions, including rumors and little tricks that is gonna make this dog the high mark on the hill!! PLEASE HELP A NEW GUY!!!
Check out our post about some of the new products for this year: post
You will be able to find a pipe and can for the sled, the can may be lighter but a pipe usually won't do anything worth the dough to a ski doo
QUOTE(New_Doo! @ Sep 12 2007, 09:16 PM)
I am a brand new Ski Doo owner. I bought then 800xp x-package 154 track this year, (hoping it arrives soon cause I have the shakes like an alcoholic waiting for 5pm), anyway, can someone list the Aftermarket parts websites because I was a Polaris guy until last year, and I am new at finding all of the gnarly parts for Ski Doo and would love all suggestions, including rumors and little tricks that is gonna make this dog the high mark on the hill!! PLEASE HELP A NEW GUY!!!
We are working on a new Y pipe for the TNT and a new pipe and Y pipe for the 800.Also will be testing 860 big bore for the XP.Will be posting Dyno results at ddracing.com when testing is complete.
QUOTE(ac26 @ Sep 27 2007, 06:01 PM)
We are working on a new Y pipe for the TNT and a new pipe and Y pipe for the 800.Also will be testing 860 big bore for the XP.Will be posting Dyno results at ddracing.com when testing is complete.
Now we're talk'n! D&D will move the BEE!
QUOTE(revrider2 @ Sep 13 2007, 06:24 PM)
Do yourself a favor and don't waste your money on a pipe! I have been on doo since '96 and any real shop will tell you not to bother, all it will do is make noise. It's all in the clutches clean, align, and set up for you. Take the time to set up the chasis, change the settings until you find that sweet spot. You will know when you find it!
Agreed.
don't waste your money on a PIPE I repeat this is a waste of money unless your port the engine that is the only way you will see any kind of gain. You got a mountain sled so I assume you ride in the mountains so clutch the sled to your liking swap out the skis get a can put some vents in to releive some clutch heat and let her roll...big john and rktek are two companys I would go to for big bore kits because they are proven otherwise don't waste your time with a pipe unless you port the engine also
xp800 ,4 gals of gas studded 460 pounds hanging from the D&D scales.On the dyno 150 hp @7900-8000 RPM's .
I like them numbers ! its going to be a great winter WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
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