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Hey gents,

I'm surprised I'm having such a hard time finding any conclusive info on this around the web. I am in the process of purchasing a new 2019 Scrambler 850. She should be coming home one day this week. So anyways before I get ragged on about HP, I know that not much gain is to be had on this quad with a slip on. I want one because I always dislike the sound of factory mufflers and like the throatier deep sound of a free flowing exhaust. How is the factory tune? Anymore every vehicle seems to come from the factory on the brink of too lean as it is.

If a tuner is required for this mod, what is the common go-to for the scrambler? Trouble free and plug and play are my favorite.

Thanks

I need to change my engine oil and filter. As for oil I will use a full synthetic ofc, but what viscosity and brand? I have read 5W-50 for temps to -10*F, 10W-50 for 0*F, and 0W-40 as another suggestion. My operating temperature range will be 0*F to appx. 100*F. I live in central NY where this is about average minimum/maximum lows and highs. 2qts of PS4 will not break the bank nor will the oil&filter kit, just need some additional input. Also, I would like advice on some manufacturers and filter numbers. Additionally she is due for a coolant change and I have some leftover HOAT coolant from my Jeep GC. Just wondering if I do a full flush and refill if that is OK. Or just plain old green ethylene glycol. TIA for your advice and recommendations

What’s up guys, so i recent purchased a 2009 sportsman 850 xp for what I thought was a good price, I paid $2,500 but the bike has 400 hours and 3,020 miles. I went out and tried it at the local ATV park here in Houston TX and it held up well this time but I was wondering if I bought something that won’t work much longer. What are the most hours/miles y’all have gotten?

Greetings all...new member that just bought what I think is a good deal on a 2002 Polaris Sportsman 700 TWIN. Looking to develop some mechanical knowledge and Polaris insider information from ya'll. Thanks for letting me into this world.

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I bought one to try fueling my boat and was surprised how well it worked so I bought another one for my summer home. It is nice not having to hold a 5gal container while watching how much fuel is in the tank. I bought mine at Sam's Club, but they are sold all over with different features. The best one has a pick-up that drops into the tank and the pump screws on the tank with a nozzle like a gas pump (all plastic) for $59 the simple one like the picture was $14.

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