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Dana (F5-Snopro) and I were out tonight in Southern NH, to see about fixing my hole shot. With my Sled in Ethanol Mode and the Coupling Blocks set to two he was pulling my F7 by three sled lenghts out of the hole. Then when I switched to Regular Mode, it was down to 1.5 lengths, and then we remooved the coupling blocks and I was dead even out of the gate and would slowly, but surely pull away to 3-4 sled lenghts...all over a 500 ft or so run....
This is the same place he posted about yesterday and got some flack for not allowing the bigger sleds he was pulling enough space to get going...well, let me say this...my GPS read 73.4 mph and we were in the dark...it was 4:45 when we started and about 6:30 when we finished...so every run was in the dark and we had to be careful so as to not fly off into the woods.
That F5 Sno Pros pulls like a MOFO and it does it every time...and 500 ft is more than they run in the grass drags and 70 mph plus is pretty damn good going up an incline the entire time...My Point is simple, His F5 Sno Pro is 100% the real deal and will piss a lot of larger sleds off when they race...sure people will pull him in anything longer than an 1/8 mile, but for that 1/8 mile there will be a lot of ticked off larger sleds.
This is the same place he posted about yesterday and got some flack for not allowing the bigger sleds he was pulling enough space to get going...well, let me say this...my GPS read 73.4 mph and we were in the dark...it was 4:45 when we started and about 6:30 when we finished...so every run was in the dark and we had to be careful so as to not fly off into the woods.
That F5 Sno Pros pulls like a MOFO and it does it every time...and 500 ft is more than they run in the grass drags and 70 mph plus is pretty damn good going up an incline the entire time...My Point is simple, His F5 Sno Pro is 100% the real deal and will piss a lot of larger sleds off when they race...sure people will pull him in anything longer than an 1/8 mile, but for that 1/8 mile there will be a lot of ticked off larger sleds.