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When updates are done, it requires that BUDS be employed. The BUDS system automatically records and saves the information and can easily be retrieved. Should be a piece of cake for a dealership to...

Now this is something that we have not encountered. Though we pretty much exclusively use Vredesteins for the front unless a customer brings in something else. We have modified the wire retention...

Same here in the states. I was trying not to be negative so didn't say it myself. But now that you bring it up... Still, with the 2020+, it's best to stay with the OEM sized tire. The 175 gets you...

There are retainers under the fender for wiring. We've seen these come loose allowing the wiring to get hung up in the tire. But this is not a tire problem.

We say this. But I'm not sure that we fully understand the magnitude that some are able to achieve.

So, maybe he'd never heard of a Hemi. But then he shouldn't be wandering around at a speedway... Or at least keep quiet about it.

The heavier the vehicle and the more HP, the worse the idea of CVT is. You did the right thing.

I still think it's a story. But on the other hand, based on the fact that; 'If it can be done, it will be done'. And having seen some unbelievable things that I would never, in my wildest dreams,...

"Sad" takes on many forms. I think you handled this one just right. Even after all these years I've not learned what you already know. I still attempt to set the record straight. My success rate is...

It doesn't matter for the rear tire as BRP has been using the same size tire for the rear since the beginning and there have been no significant clearance changes since then. Not so with the front...

Yes, that too, good catch. Though I've not seen any clogged HCM filters.

I call shenanigans on that one. Yes, I sell car tires, but that's not the reason. There is plenty of room under the fender for a larger car tire (within reason). Now, if someone did a stupid thing...

Grandfather served on a minesweeper in the North Sea, WWI.
Dad served on the USS Midway in the Korean War.
Both brothers served in Germany during the Vietnam War.
Several friends went to Vietnam...

DCT adds size, weight, cost and complexity. But is definitely superior, in many ways, to a CVT transmission. Especially in the reliability and maintenance categories. Had one in my VW. Very smooth....

BRP has never recommended those pressures.

We had brand new Spyders in with 35 psi all around. Owners claim it's what the dealership put in and they never changed it. Brake jobs where they didn't...

Did you change the oil recently?

I don't get it either. I changed the link and it now works again.

Only 493 different answers? Sounds low to me...

What did the label on the plastic panel say? I am assuming it gave you a slightly lower number of recommended options.

Oldies but Goodies!

Some things get better with age. But not necessarily forum threads...

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I'd say you're doing a good job. Having the oil rush out is the best way to flush contaminants. I guess we've gotten to where we are just quick as far as the heat issue goes. We get the customers...

We've done it several times. We do ratchet strap both ends.

I never raced. But I rode in the southern California desert with guys who did. I agree. One of the best times of my life. 125 Sacks/Penton, 350 Honda, modified 441 BSA, 250 Can-Am and 390 Husqvarna...

Years ago, in our Suzuki M109R days, Lamont & I were coming back from Daytona Bike week (Florida to East Tennessee). He was pulling his 152 mph trailer and I, on my silver version of the M109R,...

Wow! An impossible question with an answer then being in the same category. Not to complain, but even games shows give a few clues so the poor contestant has a chance.

Yes, I am windshield adverse myself. My car has a windshield. If I want one, I drive that. I know I'm in the minority on this. As I seem to be on many other issues. Enjoyment means different things...

Yes, you cannot fully eliminate the air pocket because it is above the bottom of the fill neck on the tank. You can, however, make it smaller and trade fuel for air. As you can see, the 998 gas tank...

I remember riding motorcycles with no gas gauge at all. No GPS, no TPMS, no accessory panel, parking brake, ABS, or any storage at all. You got a headlight, horn, and speedo. A tach was an amazing...

You're right, and I knew this but just didn't consider it. I stand corrected. Thank you!

It's a standard part used on a lot of vehicles. Cheaper and more available at your auto parts store. Just take your old one in and match it up.

I'd say what's frying these normally very reliable...

You can't burn air, and, if BRP's measurements are correct, that's where your 1.7 gallons are hiding. Sounds excessive. But I think it has to do with where they calculate most fuel pumps will click...