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Yes it is. The "break in mode" is the first 2 hours of operation. That time is critical for proper ring seating, the ecu adds extra fuel and oil, and you premix the tank. After the 2 hours the ecu switches to normal fuel usage but still increases the oil, it operates for 18 hours with increased...

Not yet, wanted to get it broken in first. This week I definitely will be though.

Thought I would start a thread with some advice on breaking in your axys. I took a trip up to maine for the weekend to break in my sled. For starters I highly recommend going through the sled and checking everything. One thing I think that is very important is the clutch alignment (float)...

My friend used the gates belt last year. Worked very well. There is a lot of people who say that the gates gives better et and mph. I saw a graph that someone posted but I cant remember where I found it.

Almost forgot, before I made the trip to maine I scuffed up my clutches with scotch brite pad, cleaned with acetone, and washed the belt a few times with dawn soap. I also aligned my clutches to give about .220 float and the clutches stayed extremely cool. Thanks to you guys for all the great...

Put 100 miles on! The sled is a rocket ship, handles awesome and rides amazing. Had it in 91 non and it went into det once when it lessens the fuel amount after 2 hours, so I just stopped and shut it off and put it in ethanol mode. Can't believe the power difference from the beginning to now...

Thank you! If anyone has more experience on this your opinion would be greatly appreciated

Hey guys, going to break in my pro s 800 on Friday and was wondering if I can run the sled in non ethanol mode. I will always be using 91 or 93 ethanol fuel but I have been told that it is totally safe and will give more power to just leave it in 91 non mode. Is this true? Thanks!Rockon

Why does Polaris say minimum shim behind secondary is .120? I have removed all shims from behind the secondary and opened the secondary fully with the tool and pushed it in towards the bulkhead and nothing rubs. So couldn't you put like a .060 behind the secondary just to be safe and then...