Doo Releases New Summit 850 2s Turbo

old abe

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I'm not sure why it's important to only add boost at elevation to maintain the same hp. And if they plant it in a flatland sled will it have an unused turbo on board?....or boosted all the way around to make the mountain guys jealous?

One reason would be toset up the clutching. Horsepower being the same at lower, and higher elevations, simplifies clutching to the max, sweet spot.
 

1fujifilm

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If anyone had a proud moment about owning one this site should be the first to know....or is you all just about your superior riding ability in a given situation like a head on with a groomer?.....LOL...if they drop to 10g's with zero add-ons like dealer prep and freight... fugi will give ya'll a heads up on the dealer relationship you need to develop....LOL

The best play is to pass this spring and order a 2021 and get a reasonable discount with additional warranty.
I saw one that was like $949 off, whooppee!

Bear
 

sMgE46M

Member
yes snowBOLDER, I have heard of doo-talk- it is often way to doo or way neg doo so I asked the question here. ever heard of multiple sources snowBOLDER

how dare you post a topic related question on here... facepalm

(sarcasm)

i too kinda curious if anyone in the midwest got one or has ridden one.
 

old abe

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snobuilder would be a real good, possibly the best guy to evaluate a Doo 850T, as he is a devoted Poo, past Yami rider? Two more choices could also be good choices at this, fuji, and slimcake.
 

snobuilder

Well-known member
The doo 850 t is strictly a mountain sled. Not many mountain guys here. if someone bought one for the midwest mountains that would be a fun target for discussion, eh? Maybe Snowest would be a website to visit with this newest first of its kind sleds.

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One reason would be toset up the clutching. Horsepower being the same at lower, and higher elevations, simplifies clutching to the max, sweet spot.
Thats a great point.
 
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