So, what is the proper way the weigh a sled than? We have folks in this forum claiming you can’t hang them, and some saying you can’t scale them from underneath. 🤷♂️
The proper way is to not weigh them and believe what Mother Doo tells you. Why would they lie? They are never wrong!So, what is the proper way the weigh a sled than? We have folks in this forum claiming you can’t hang them, and some saying you can’t scale them from underneath.![]()
Don't hold your breath with the xrs for the 998 i'll just remove the 6 pack from the trunk and we'll be within 1 lb, really funnyThe new 850 turbo R for ‘24, with SHOT start will be lighter than all these sleds…and Will bring with it just as much, if not more power as the Mach/900R with a lot less weight…watch out!
bigger is better , do you want to feel every bump on the road or kush kushdoes the weight difference really matter on trail sleds ride what you enjoy its like woman do lighter ones ride better than heavier ones just ride what ever one you have
So you’re saying the ‘24 XRS 850 Turbo R will be within a pound of the 998 TCat? Now that’s some funny sh*t!Don't hold your breath with the xrs for the 998 i'll just remove the 6 pack from the trunk and we'll be within 1 lb, really funny
This makes perfect sense. Somehow these weights are way off.Nascar weighs their cars from under each tire. They don't hang their cars from a scale to get a weight. I'm thinking they might know something about weighing cars. When they lift the sleds they should be level. For some reason this may be throwing the weights off. Putting pressure on the scale somehow. Nascar has been weighing from under each tire for years with no issue.
No disputing that it will be lighter but will not have the tq or hp of a winder, $31000cdn for 850r so after 6000 miles what will it be worth? Getting way to pricey for most.This makes perfect sense. Somehow these weights are way off.
And no way ever is the new MXZ XRS 850 TURBO R gonna be as heavy as any T Cat or Sidewinder…not even remotely close. Take that to the bank. That’s the beauty part of this sled…turbo hyper power without the Weight.
Nascar, and every other racer weighs them that way because corner weight and bias is important.Nascar weighs their cars from under each tire. They don't hang their cars from a scale to get a weight. I'm thinking they might know something about weighing cars. When they lift the sleds they should be level. For some reason this may be throwing the weights off. Putting pressure on the scale somehow. Nascar has been weighing from under each tire for years with no issue.
Bottom line Harry…the 850 Trail Turbo gonna be way way lighter than any Sidewinder or T Cat, and lighter than a MachZ/900 Turbo.Nascar, and every other racer weighs them that way because corner weight and bias is important.
It doesn't matter if the sled is parallel or not with a hanging scale as long as the entire sled is off the ground. That's physics.
The excuses you guys come up with are hilarious. I have yet to see anyone else on the internet prove the ST weights wrong. It seems someone would by now.
Horsepower may not be too far off of (maybe 10 horse) a stock Winder. This thing is gonna Dyno higher than 180 all day long. I bet low to mid 190’s is where this thing settles. Take that and the substantially lighter weight of the Doo compared to a Winder….And it’s not far off a Stock 998.No disputing that it will be lighter but will not have the tq or hp of a winder, $31000cdn for 850r so after 6000 miles what will it be worth? Getting way to pricey for most.
Yes, but they sure dont use bathroom scales.Nascar weighs their cars from under each tire. They don't hang their cars from a scale to get a weight. I'm thinking they might know something about weighing cars. When they lift the sleds they should be level. For some reason this may be throwing the weights off. Putting pressure on the scale somehow. Nascar has been weighing from under each tire for years with no issue.
Eactly. No way there is only 20 pounds different.. Just drive one. Look at how the front end nose dives when they pick it upAgain, common sense should rule the day. 2 stroke 850 turbo significantly lighter than any 4 stroke turbo period. That’s all one needs to know on that subject. The Sidewinder and T Cats are very heavy machines…they’re powerful but they are heavy. 850T gonna be way lighter than those for sure, and lighter than Mach/900T too.
Exactly. Way more than 20lbs difference…WAYYY more.Eactly. No way there is only 20 pounds different.. Just drive one. Look at how the front end nose dives when they pick it up
Keep drinking that koolaidThis makes perfect sense. Somehow these weights are way off.
And no way ever is the new MXZ XRS 850 TURBO R gonna be as heavy as any T Cat or Sidewinder…not even remotely close. Take that to the bank. That’s the beauty part of this sled…turbo hyper power without the Weight.