M1000 Turbo

Another day on the M1T out in the mountians of Colorado

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Autos & Vehicles

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• VOHK
• snowmobiles
• Turbo
• Arctic
• Cat
• wheelies

[podborochynski]

on the 2-stroke turbo when i drove one i couldnt hear any blow off valve

[stuebus]

That is a Boondocker High pressure turbo

[HuntinFool01]

would of been nice to see more...

[coryv4]

@pernikm you no i probably should have mentioned that thats probably why we are making such high numbers with 10 psi i am at 500ft above sea level

[pernikm]

@coryv4 I would suspect a big bore kit and uncorrected numbers from the dyno or an extremely generous dyno. 300 Hp sounds about right for a well tuned turbo M1000. Of course 10 psi at sea level is alot different from 10 psi at 10,000 ft. 

[coryv4]

@mchlan92 i buy pure methonol for $400 for a 55 gallon drum maybe its more expensive where your from

[coryv4]

@pernikm and yes if they are suspicous of the sled being more than what the owner says there is a dyno at the track

[coryv4]

@pernikm the 800cc turbo sleds my local ice strip run no more than 10psi and they are pushing 260hp all day the highest hp 800 we had at one of our tracks was 312hp at 13psi

[MrAlmondsss]

man i had to stop myself from disliking this vid all of means because im jealous. nice sled man arctic kitty ftw!!!

[pernikm]

I would say in the 220 range for an 800 cc at 10 psi depending on various factors. 250 is possible, but more realistic at 14 lbs.

[TheOfficialKC]

@pernikm Awesome. How much power are they making on 10psi?

[pernikm]

@TheOfficialKC No. I would say about stock feeling at engagement and a clean even electric rush as boost builds. No bog in and out of the throttle. Easy to control. I rode with stock machines all winter. Never had to use my extra gas tanks. One belt all winter. Replacing reeds because I don't want to send a petal throught the turbo. People are running up to 10 lbs boost with a good intercooler on pump gas at altitude now. I recommend.

[TheOfficialKC]

Do turbo 2-strokes have really narrow powerbands? I have heard that but never from a person who actually owns one. Also, how reliable are they?