My 15 year old son has a 08 RR. Runs awsome absoultly tears up the whoops killer in the air so easy to adjust in mid air. It is a awsome machine. There is only one problem (besides the stock track) Its handling in the corners is less than steller. It seems to push realy bad in all snow conditions. I know i could pull the limmiter straps up but as it is right now the steering even for me seems realy heavy. I am worried that if do adjust the limmiter straps it will be to much for him. Dont get me wrong he is a very good rider and realy agressive and defintly not weak but in stock form the steering is super heavy and still pushes. I was wondering if maybe the stock skis are the problem even though the seem to look a lot better than the pos that are on my AC800snopro. Hes going to do some snocross and the way it is right now I know he is going to struggle in the corners. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Last thing any body know what track the IQracer comes with and if any body may have one for sale or how much they are from Polaris? Sorry one more thing does the IQracer come with a swaybar and if so can one be put on the RR? On on of the inside ski wells in the tubb there is a threaded hole that looks like it may have something to do with a sway bar mount but only on the one side????

I have 8" carbides on my racer and it comes with a 1 3/4" track and without a sway bar. As far as ski pressure, you have to set it up for your riding. Right now my sled handles perfect, it corners and has ski lift.

The stock skis do push a good amount, I have C&A Outlaws and Slydogs and the Outlaws bite sooooooooo good, but the steering effort is pretty tough. the Slydogs steer easy (relatively) and still get around 75% of the bite of the Outlaws in my opinion. Right now I have Outlaws on the sled I'm racing and I am going to either get some ski pressure out of this thing or swap to the Slydogs. One thing you can do to lighten up the steering effort is drill an extra hole in the steering post and bolt in to that one for a mechanical advantage, it wont steer as tight but from what i hear from people who've done it is it makes a huge difference in steering effort. Also for the track the RRs come with a 1 1/4" Ripsaw. The 600R race sled comes with a 1 3/4". Hope this helps.

How does your 15 year old son have a 08 RR, im so jelous!

get a job, thats how I got my first sled

Yea, i am saving for my IQ, I should be looking for one next year,

Chris