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TO boggan

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The difference is where you live.

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try and unplug your throttle override, if your sled is running rough popping and banging its tors (throttle override system) take the padding off the bars and look for a brown wire that comes out of back of your throttle lever, unplug it and itll run clean, not sure that sled has a timing

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It's a flex shaft with a Phillips #2 head, connected to the carburetor. It could be dangling because the mount is wire junk.

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I run amsoil 0w-30 full synthetic only in my 05 rx-1

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If it is a 1973 model, there was only one engine- the 399cc opposed twin which was made by OMC. There was two versions of this engine-a 21 hp and a high performance 30 hp. You could tell the difference between the two engines easily. The 30 hp engine had dual exhaust(2 mufflers) and also ran on premium gas only.

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How do you tighten chain on polaris predator 500?

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It could be many things. First thing I would do is get your carbs removed and clean them up. Next, I would clean your powervalve/exhaust valve ( if your model has them ). If still not doing any better, check your compression. If all cylinders above 110psi, clean your clutches.

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two strokes are lighter and more powerful

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Yes, there is one.

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Anywhere from $100 to $13,500

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around 125

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Anywhere from 0 to 205mph.

The average 600 will do 95 in good conditions.

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There is no reason why not, however you may want to make sure your snowmobile has reverse. You would also have to rig it up yourself as I haven't seen this done before.

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answered on dootalk. 75W90 synthetic gear lube

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Depends on the state you like in. Most states do not have a licenses for a snowmobile. 12 years old is consider by most to be old enough to drive in a supervised environment. Snowmobile safety classes are offered by some states as well most starting at the age of 12.
It depends on what state you live in. At age 12 you can get classes.

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Tickets to what....?

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That all depends on the engine. In 2005 the XCSP was built with a four different twins from 500 to 800cc.

From what I remember the approximate numbers were as follows:

500 - 100hp

600 - 110hp

700 - 124hp

800 - 134hp

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Rocky Mountain King. it is a snowmobile designed not only for the trails, but off trails in deeper snow and big hills as well as mountains.

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it varies a lot on the snowmobile so any where from 60 to about 150mph

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50:1 That is what I run in my 1982 440 ss

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My best guess would be that a vintage snowmobile, ie from the early 1410's will generally go around 10 mph 35 mph. Please note that this depends on a lot of factors including engine size, snow conditions and weight of the driver.

ive seen a 1973 polaris starfire 650 woop a 2000 something polaris IQ 12000 look on youtube

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dragon

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xp-s, amsoil, or blue marble.