1995-1996 Polairs XLT/RXL

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What was your intended objective when you started the build?

To have a ton of power, and be light weight and have a great ride!

 

What motivated you to start your project?

I’ve wanted to be able to say I’ve built my sled.

 

What was the most unique and creative thing you did to the sled?

Put a 1995 rxl engine that was converted to carbs in the XLT chassis!

 

What are you most proud of?

The fact that I was able to build that cool of sled for under 500$. (Thank you Haydays!)

 

What do other people say about your snowmobile?

That it looks awesome and has a ton of and torque!

 

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Specifics

Classification: Wild
Make, Model & Year: 1995-1996 Polairs XLT/RXL
Fondly known as: Impending Doom
Time spent: 50+ and a lot of research
Snowmobile cost: Free
Money spent: 450
Engine: 1995 Polaris rxl 650 with carbs and 105 horsepower.
Intake: Three 44mm mikuni carburetors.
Exhaust: Stock exhaust
Drivetrain: It is lower geared by four teeth. 20-39 gearing. We have a 121” track with 1.25” lug on it.
Tunnel/Chassis Modifications: The gas tank is off a 2006 Polaris fusion, and the seat is off a 2010 Polaris iq.
Suspension: Fox shocks all around, and Polaris plastic skis off a 2010 Polaris iq with purple ski loops.
Brakes: Just left stock
Finish – Paint: We got Impending Doom on the hood, and my nickname “ole” on the windshield.
Accessories: Stock lighting in the front and the tail light is off a Polaris Axis chassis.

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