Posts by SoCal

    RAIN WIND GRAY UGGGGGGG

    I AM NOT BUILT FOR THIS!


    I am one of the lucky ones though. The saturation in the ground is starting to lead to some pretty serious mudslide and flash flood conditions for some unfortunate people 😕

    Welcome! You are gunna love your new/ perspective SS AND this forum! You have a great starting spot here!


    Not sure if others have mentioned this but being in Mississippi and keeping your SS outside perhaps “critters” my be an issue as well. Both furry and crawling kind. Lots of exposed wires under the hood 😐


    Post your quest here and all questions are good questions!

    I have been searching YouTube and this site but so far have come up empty on any videos or DIY chronologies on how to change the angle drive fluid. Can anybody point me in the right direction?

    I agree fully. My temps don't get to where yours do, but it does get hot here at times in the summer. I've ridden my SS at temps from low 30's to 105, and it has worked well for me. For my SS, I wasn't worried about the transmission as it is recommended for service at 50K, and it is used in other vehicles. I did change it at 25K, but I've always been anal about maintaining my vehicles. The angle drive was designed for the SS, and personally I'm sure it could have been done better. Some have cracked the housings, some have had bearings or gears fail. I'm not saying that it couldn't have happened, or that they weren't abused. However, I've heard of many failing, and many others that got replaced by Polaris because they were failing (before actual leaving the person stranded). It does seem to me from the newer ones I've been around that they may have improved them since the first couple years models. Like you, I have a 2016.5, and mine was pretty loud at times. While it's still not quiet, it has reduced the noise by at least 70% compared to new. I'd attribute Redline to at least 1/2 of that. Having the 250 on the high side, helps with the higher temps. Most of my riding is at 60 degrees and above, with likely 85% of it being closer to 80 to over 100.

    Make it easy on yourself and get this tool. It's cheap, and can be picked up at most Autozones and such. I got my Redline and the tool off Amazon. Link is to show tool.... :)

    https://www.amazon.com/Plews-5…4&keywords=gear+lube+pump

    Goats_Hogs - as always thank you for the detailed reply! I have the pump as I use this on the lower legs of my outboard motors - it does a great job! Appreciated. I am a "crazy on the fluids" guy too so I will look up the procedure on the drive fluid change out and get this done. A lot of rain here this week so perhaps this is the time..


    Again - really appreciated!

    I am sorry. I really don’t know how to say I like that post. I mean, damn that’s cold. Well I guess you kinda get climatized to it. There is also got to be a time to say enough is enough. Our high today was or is gonna be 42 and low of 39.

    See you in kerrville

    JUST SAYIN

    Boomer I like that you dislike but couldn’t bring yourself to dislike but still dislike it - I like that !🤪

    Can you tell me which one this is - - As you know I use Malcolm Smith

    https://www.delamomotorsports-orangecounty.com/


    I used to go to Malcolm Smith and really don’t have any problem with their service however having to leave my Slingshot there for almost 8 days to get the brake sensors replaced was a little much. I have been to Del Amo motorsports four or five times and each time been treated really well and out the door in no time at all

    I feel your pain on the long trips to the dealer but here, in the belly of the beast, I have my choice in any direction. I choose one that is about 10 miles further than my closest as I am a "waiter" and a lizard in their lounge while work is done. Got my coolant tank installed and out the door in a little over an hour on a Friday morning. Can't beat that!