my next project- A BRUSHLESS SNOWMOBILE!

[_paralyzed_]

Originally Posted by brainanator

better get it soon! starting to get late in the season, not sure about over there, but so far it's been a pretty dry snow season in ND.
Looks awesome though...!!!!

I'm in south central MN. We haven't had a single ridable snowfall. I have a couple buddies with brand new turbo arctic cats. 177hp sitting on a trailer. 0 miles this year.

Did you watch the vid? This snowmobile can do asphalt drags

[magman]

Originally Posted by _paralyzed_

I'm in south central MN. We haven't had a single ridable snowfall.

I live in New England and to say the ski areas here are hurting is an understatement. From the news it seems all the snow is in Europe this yr. The US is snow deficient this season.

Always wanted a snowmobile rc, but, with the unpredictability if snow here, still considering it

[Semi Pro]

Originally Posted by _paralyzed_

I'm in south central MN. We haven't had a single ridable snowfall. I have a couple buddies with brand new turbo arctic cats. 177hp sitting on a trailer. 0 miles this year.

Did you watch the vid? This snowmobile can do asphalt drags

we have 2 of them, let me see if i can find some videos of the one with the medusa 80 series motor in it on 5 cell

[_paralyzed_]

Originally Posted by Semi Pro

we have 2 of them, let me see if i can find some videos of the one with the medusa 80 series motor in it on 5 cell

That'd be awesome!

I can't believe the New Bright tracks don't rip. These sleds can really handle some power!

[Semi Pro]

Originally Posted by _paralyzed_

That'd be awesome!

I can't believe the New Bright tracks don't rip. These sleds can really handle some power!

they can but they are very noisy. we haven't put a lot of time on ours for fear that they wont last, a few years ago we were hitting up good will weekly looking for then, they are pretty rare to find cheep

i think as long as your keeping track speed reasonable and useing them in the cold so the bushings dont over heat they should last