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Be sporting Shell Advance Syn in my '16 800. Put tens of thousands of miles on my Cats running it with no issues, will be my oil of choice for this one as well.

To ensure cyls are straight / Nik is level with no puddling / surface is optimum for new rings to seal, mine are done at Bondi's with a bar hone. Was a fluke I ended up there the first time when my former go to guy was not available to bar hone. Turns out Nik had ever so slightly puddled around...

Great info, thanks for posting.

Anywhere strength is a must, clamp components are steel. Built like a brickshit house, just don't look it.

Cost will make yer butt pucker a hair but use em just once and you won't care. No more reaching across a salt soaked trailer, release is at the outter edge. For added security, spot to pad lock the handle. Had em on my last + current trailers, would never go back to a frozen or seized spin down...

Yes they also make a rear one.

Set of these bad boys and you'll never mess around with lesser systems again. Well worth the cost, work exactly as advertised with zero hassles.

Each to their own but I also swear by SeaFoam. Do however agree Klotz Octane Booster also works as advertised.

I tend to take all claims of performance gains with an absolute grain of salt until it has miles under it's belt. Far too many sled go fast / reliability parts end up being lucky to even compare with original they are suppose to be updating.

Man that looks like a ton of fun.

Doing extremely well so far.

Great site, lil wonder more vendors are jumping on board.

Thankless how many hours it takes to keep a site up and trucking, thanks for your efforts.

Any real world reviews? Looks killer.

Who'd a thunk trailing arms would make a comeback.

WOW, talk about a sweet looking ride.

Initial feel of the stock skis, too aggressive for my liking, prefer a lil bit of initial push through the corners vs "on rails" kinda feeling. Have a pair of new doo pilots I may try or pop for a pair of SLP / SLT's, been on several of my last sleds. On a sled where I found a hair too much...

Another option for balancing, Garland and Son's in Toronto. Stellar work / great to deal with.

WOW.........wicked cool. Kudo's to Polaris.