Highs and Lows of the 2019 Ski-Doo Renegade Enduro 900 ACE Turbo

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  • Опубликовано: 8 ноя 2024

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  • @460sw3
    @460sw3 5 лет назад +6

    Keep em coming guys....I'm absolutely loving these summer time reviews!!! I was having withdrawals from riding and waiting for my new sled to show up! Lol

  • @markcarkner4617
    @markcarkner4617 5 лет назад +2

    Thank you so much AJ, Finally what ive been waiting to hear from someone like yourself on the pre studded track deal. Ordered without but swapping out for pre studded when it comes in. Thanks man.

  • @prototype158
    @prototype158 3 года назад +1

    Looks like they finally listened to you about the drive by wire with a cable for 2022. I completely agree BTW.

  • @ebsell
    @ebsell 5 лет назад +3

    My XRS Renegade 900 was updated by SkiDoo this spring. They replaced some parts and remapped the ECU and it made a world of difference

    • @oldslow3694
      @oldslow3694 5 лет назад +1

      how many sleds you own, didn't you post your polaris 850 blew up

  • @stevehaver7545
    @stevehaver7545 4 года назад +3

    A $15,000 sled should come standard with helmet power jack and accessory power outlet like they did in 2016. Other than that it is a stellar sled. Jan 16th thru March 30 I put on 2700 miles my first season now I am close to 3700 miles.

  • @MarkyMark2003
    @MarkyMark2003 3 года назад

    I have a 2009 ski doo renegade etec 600. It has 10,600 miles on it different engine because it blew up on us twice last season, but the track is the original one. There is a little fraying on the sides of the track but that’s it. That really good for ski doo tracks, there are no lugs missing at all

  • @2Briss
    @2Briss 3 года назад

    Nice to see your Video.. we just bought this sled and it has10000km on it now :-)

  • @ebsell
    @ebsell 4 года назад

    A tune fixes the throttle lag. Mine was updated and it’s much better but a tune from Precision is the answer for fixing it.

  • @millerpestcontrol5364
    @millerpestcontrol5364 5 лет назад +5

    my 1200 had fly by wire i just got use to it still a way nicer sled than any yamaha

    • @garyscott5158
      @garyscott5158 5 лет назад +1

      I miss my 1200

    • @janabarber1691
      @janabarber1691 4 года назад

      Really??????????????? I just got use to it on that doo. What happened to that 1200. My 1200 had what happened she still run or dump it??? Yamaha hits like a 2 stroke oooooooooo you got to love that 4 stroke torque man turbo spiritual experience that's on the yammie. Doo has along ways to go to get in yammies league. Doo's your thing great you can't compare the two. I see that a lot with doo riders..

  • @Sledtube
    @Sledtube 5 лет назад +1

    Besides the mapping issues/ delay. When your riding at speed in a corner and it’s a bit whooped out the throttle will move. It’s kinda just annoying having to readjust the throttle position while turning and squeezing the throttle. They should tighten the throttle in one position and have the ski doo tool if you want to reposition it.

    • @barefootbob1269
      @barefootbob1269 3 года назад

      lol I agree. I wrapped some electrical tape around bars and wire really close to lever. Not a total fix but keeps it much more stable.

  • @mitchadey
    @mitchadey 5 лет назад +1

    Buddy of mine wrote off a 900 this winter. He was trying his uncles brand new sled and the throttle was in the finger position. When he hit the throttle it was was delayed then took off and he couldn't let off because he was trying to hang on. Ended up in the trees.

    • @JeepCherokeeful
      @JeepCherokeeful 4 года назад +1

      Mitch Adey accidents are very common when people “try” someone’s recreational vehicle. Plus the throttle was reversed! I’ve tried out 10 different sleds in one afternoon, didn’t crash but obviously noticed some major differences. Turbo, non turbo, 4 stroke, 2 stroke, world’s fastest, two ups, short track, long track, 600 vs 800. Swapped with my buddy on every loop. The real moral of the story is to familiarize yourself in a wide open space! Having the throttle in the reversed position taught a couple somebodies a lesson too!

  • @ih302
    @ih302 4 года назад

    I put that mileage on a 2005 T660 turbo touring last year.... personal best was 8605 km in one season.

  • @izzyauna8814
    @izzyauna8814 Год назад

    Is the tune adjustable from the instrument cluster ? My seadoo jet ski feels the same under economy mode delayed acceleration don’t feel in control but put it to sport tune and it feels like you have complete control.

  • @crazyman7000
    @crazyman7000 2 года назад

    Was this filmed before the throttle reflash?

  • @jdcarguy1242
    @jdcarguy1242 5 лет назад +2

    Skidoo should be able to reprogram the tbw to operate exactly like a cable system. A bit of programming should solve these issues. I'm sure they're listening!

    • @ebsell
      @ebsell 5 лет назад

      JD Carguy had mine done this spring, they replaced some parts and remapped the ECU. Made a drastic difference in my XRS 900

  • @ss-rb9xc
    @ss-rb9xc 5 лет назад +3

    I've put 5700km in a winter, high mileage is a common thing in Northern Labrador.

  • @jayfxdx
    @jayfxdx 5 лет назад

    Surprised that BRP doesn't include a bunch of Linq storage accessories for you to evaluate.

  • @otahu26
    @otahu26 4 года назад +1

    Try 10 thousand a year. Bearing will go around 6000 miles... Speedo bearing was a pain to change. These new sleds are not easy to work on at home. Everything is so compact!

  • @j.y.labonte7817
    @j.y.labonte7817 4 года назад +4

    Drive by wire........ 17000km on my Renegade........LOve it.....Would not buy anything else......

  • @JeepCherokeeful
    @JeepCherokeeful 4 года назад

    Electric throttles are just a calibration but adding a turbo makes things a bit more challenging.

  • @mikepike8569
    @mikepike8569 3 года назад

    I'm torn between that enduro 900 ace and the yamaha viper.im leaning towards the ski doo just for that ice ripper track, yamaha doesn't offer it.whats your opinion?

    • @brucefredrickson9677
      @brucefredrickson9677 3 года назад +1

      Both these sleds were on my short list and after visiting with a dealer that sells both Yamaha and Skidoo, I went with the Renegade Enduro. Salesman stated "the biggest problem with the Viper is that it hasn't been updated for a very long time and it is much heavier. I went with the 600R motor in a Scandinavian Blue 2022. The biggest reason I chose the 600R was the weight advantage and the reliability of the ETEC motor.

    • @mikepike8569
      @mikepike8569 2 года назад

      @@brucefredrickson9677 I'm picking up my enduro 900 ace tomorrow

  • @tylerc8161
    @tylerc8161 5 лет назад +1

    4000 k haha baby food!! 6000 k is what im talking about ;) you have to do the R.A.P tour in a day to be considered a rare breed of snowmobiler

    • @thekoolkidsrock
      @thekoolkidsrock 4 года назад

      Tyler I know a few guys who have done it in a day. I sled out of Katrine and the guys that do it leave before sunup and usually take the rivers and lakes in some spots

  • @VladMatejka
    @VladMatejka 5 лет назад +1

    They should be able to fix that throttle lag. What you showed looks exactly like any older ACE I've ridden. You get used to it, but yeah what a fail on a performance engine. Not quite as bad as the lag on my EcoDiesel at work.
    If they can't fix it relegate ITC to the NA ACEs. Go back to cable like you said. ITC is useful, but not a laggy one on a turbo sled.

  • @VonSpud
    @VonSpud 5 лет назад +3

    Don't like what I've heard about those fly by wire throttles...one of the reasons I opted out of the Renegade 900 turbo XRS.

    • @sportscar-network
      @sportscar-network 4 года назад

      Has this been improved at all on the 2020 or 2021 Ace Turbos?

    • @barefootbob1269
      @barefootbob1269 3 года назад

      @@sportscar-network I don't think so mine 2021 still there but I have no issue with it. First couple rides felt a little strange but now I don't even notice it. Just a hint if you are blipping the throttle from flat idle you will feel it a bit. I just try to not let the throttle return to flat off position. That is when I feel it the most so I just never let it all the way out unless I am stopping. Just me I don't think its a big deal but yes I would rather a cable.

  • @jakemajor8224
    @jakemajor8224 4 года назад

    Has the throttle gotten any better? You did say it was a prototype........ just wondering.

    • @nsa6790
      @nsa6790 4 года назад +1

      Dead End It really hasn’t yet you have to get used to it

  • @mainebackcountrysnowmobili7778
    @mainebackcountrysnowmobili7778 5 лет назад +2

    I live in Maine, I’m 15 and I ride 3500+ miles every year

  • @jacobhinther1092
    @jacobhinther1092 5 лет назад

    The throttle put my grandpa in the woods with his 900 ace now he ordered a new 600r

    • @jacobhinther1092
      @jacobhinther1092 5 лет назад +1

      Don Olypopper the throttle lag and the fact that it can move around caused it to get caught on his glove when he was going around a corner causing him so speed up and not be able to make it around the corner lucky he was able to stop and only ran over some small bushes

    • @brandondonovan8402
      @brandondonovan8402 4 года назад

      @@jacobhinther1092 i had the same scenario, freaked out though gladly I was in a straight

  • @Cartercyr6609
    @Cartercyr6609 5 лет назад

    we had to replace our throttle on our 900 ace because it was sticking

  • @loganrobitaille6774
    @loganrobitaille6774 5 лет назад

    I know some guys in maine that do over 10k a year on there sleds

  • @jasonbrushett3
    @jasonbrushett3 3 года назад

    You get used to the drive by wire I did

  • @ebsell
    @ebsell 4 года назад

    If 4,000 km a year is 3 or 4 years of riding why even bother with a sled? I don’t know anyone who puts such few miles on.

  • @charlespalmerii4299
    @charlespalmerii4299 4 года назад +1

    I have Renegade 900 Ace, cant stand the Throttle the I crashed three times because of it , gave sled to my son to Ride, he does much better with it then I do , I cant ride it ....

    • @barefootbob1269
      @barefootbob1269 3 года назад

      Not trying to be a dink but don't blame you're crashing on the throttle. Well it is the throttle because you were giving it more than you're ability could handle. Look I don't love it and it took some getting use to but never came close to causing a crash and we ride em hard. Be safe and have fun.

    • @charlespalmerii4299
      @charlespalmerii4299 3 года назад +1

      @@barefootbob1269 , was not pushing it (trying to go fast), why I crashed has to do with 2 things, the throttle size/location and the fact there is no resistance, this can and did cause issues in unexcepted situations.. even just idling there has been issues with it ,,, example my wife accidently back into throttle and sent sled flying..lol again due to no resistance .... For sure not for me... Only reason I keep it is because my son does ok with the sled... Sled I am referring to is a 2015 Renegade Adrenaline 900 Ace. Sled is not for me.. I dislike throttle setup very much would never get it for myself...

    • @barefootbob1269
      @barefootbob1269 3 года назад

      @@charlespalmerii4299 I have to admit I would ilke more resistance on the lever but I never had it cause and issue but then again I am not married lol. Maybe they will fix in 2022. My dealer just got in a 2022 renegade 600 so new ones are starting to arrive.

  • @otahu26
    @otahu26 4 года назад +1

    That Throttle is Junk! Agree!! Go back to a cable. There are times when you need that 100th tenth a millisecond to lift the skis and jump over some open water.

  • @terrygood5026
    @terrygood5026 5 лет назад +1

    Not sure why you think 4K on a belt is good. 8500 on my 17 800 Poo, still good. And I don’t ride like your granny.

    • @nsa6790
      @nsa6790 4 года назад

      Terry Good Different belts have different lives. I mean I have had belts that last less than 500 miles and I’ve also had one that last over 6k all depends on how they are made and how they are used.