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Northern Illinois Sled Repair shop other than dealer??
- Thread starter tundrahog
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Trees4Traction440
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go a little north of the border to Burlington, WI. DRC Performance (262) 206-3113. Owner name is Dan. awesome service and cheap! Polaris certified Techs and fast turn around
tundra ron
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Lissys polaris very reasonable on labor and has used parts. The best work on polaris there is.
1flatlander2
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goodwin in zion
cuzzinolaf
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Check out some of the marinas on the Chain O' Lakes. I know they work on sleds.
Todd at Lighthouse Marina in Fox Lake has to be one of the best mechanics I have ever met. Great guy, honest and fair prices.
We have two Polaris sleds (600 Fusion and 600 IQ) stored in the far south suburbs of Chicago that need to be rejetted (we took them to the snowies last year). We never seem to find the time to get it done, and was thinking of instead taking them to either Lissy's or Goodwin. I'm assuming either can get it done...would either one be better than the other? Lissy's is a little more convenient, but that's probably not the deciding factor. One reason we would like to take them to an "expert" is because they both seem to run a little rich on the stock flatland jetting, and we would like their input on adjusting the jetting a little.
1flatlander2
Member
you should learn how to do it. it dosnt take that long and you need to keep switching from flatland to snowies and back. are you changing your clutching along with your jets?
you should learn how to do it. it dosnt take that long and you need to keep switching from flatland to snowies and back. are you changing your clutching along with your jets?
When we went to the Snowies last year, it was a last minute decision since there wasn't a whole lot of snow in the midwest at the time. Ended up having an incredible time out there even with the shorties. We had a dealer in Laramie rejet them, since the price was reasonable (about $70 for labor I think). We changed the clutch weights ourselves in the parking lot of the hotel. I wouldn't mind doing it myself, but I've been told that getting at the jets and then putting everything back together and getting the airbox on right is a PITA on those sleds. I've been planning all off season to try to do it myself, but I just haven't gotten around to it.