Hi there fellow Can-Am'ers,
My father is about to ditch his old Polaris 6x6 after riding mine :-) and can buy a friend of our's 2016 Outlander 650 6x6 with A LOT of miles(16.000km or so) on it. This is no problem as I know these machines can handle miles just fine. Our friend does not take good care of his rides and he know it so my father will get it very cheap.
I've ridden it a few times and it seems to be just fine beside some minor cosmetic stuff, no big deal, but this last weekend me and our friend with his 6x6 took a ride into the backcountry just for fun(and the weather was real nice for once) and in a steep technical climb I could hear the famous visco-lok slipping noise so I guess the visco-lok need some attention sooner or later. The load on the front tires was not that great being a steep climb.
My father is no bad ass offroader(he just want DPS and better brakes to be honest) so I doubt he will ever experience any Visco-lok slippage but I like stuff to be working right so what are our options here?
a) Buy a new differential unit(705401506)
or
b) Buy a Torq-locker
About the Torq-locker...Will it make that ratcheting sound whenever I take a turn in 4x6 mode?
My father is about to ditch his old Polaris 6x6 after riding mine :-) and can buy a friend of our's 2016 Outlander 650 6x6 with A LOT of miles(16.000km or so) on it. This is no problem as I know these machines can handle miles just fine. Our friend does not take good care of his rides and he know it so my father will get it very cheap.
I've ridden it a few times and it seems to be just fine beside some minor cosmetic stuff, no big deal, but this last weekend me and our friend with his 6x6 took a ride into the backcountry just for fun(and the weather was real nice for once) and in a steep technical climb I could hear the famous visco-lok slipping noise so I guess the visco-lok need some attention sooner or later. The load on the front tires was not that great being a steep climb.
My father is no bad ass offroader(he just want DPS and better brakes to be honest) so I doubt he will ever experience any Visco-lok slippage but I like stuff to be working right so what are our options here?
a) Buy a new differential unit(705401506)
or
b) Buy a Torq-locker
About the Torq-locker...Will it make that ratcheting sound whenever I take a turn in 4x6 mode?



