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Best tune for low speed trails, crawling

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#1 ·
I've got a 19 XP Turbo with 32's and a Trinity clutch kit. I mainly ride Windrock and Tackett Creek low speed trails with rock crawling. Is there a tuner out there that has a tune for the turbo that would benefit me?
 
#6 ·
I don't necessarily think I NEED a tune, I seem to do just fine without it, but I've been considering doing something "new" to my RZR. I jus didn't know if there were any specific tunes that would be setup for my type of riding. I think the gear swap would be more beneficial, but I don't know that I want to go that far.
 
#7 ·
That's one of the few things I miss about my Can Am X3. Most of our riding is low speed in rocky, technical trails. By swapping keys (normal vs performance) and flipping the "Sport/ECO mode switch" to ECO, the ECU would limit engine torque (low/high range) and smooth out the throttle response (high range), respectively. The gear reduction on my TRE reacts comparable to my X3 running in low. I love it. But when running in high range through sporadic rocky sections, the throttle response is quick and its a battle to feather the throttle while my TRE is bouncing/bottoming out through those short, rocky sections. Most of the time I'll temporarily drop my TRE into low until I get through it. But, those riding behind me are held up while I transition from high to low and back to high after I've gotten through. I wish Polaris offered something comparable. It kind of gives you the best of both worlds.
 
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#9 ·
We are out west but play on trails and rocks mostly, '19 xpt, 32s,gear reduction and AA 2,3,and 6. Like above 3 is great but our mileage is better on 2 so I run it most of the time.
As far as the gear reduction, wish I had done it along time ago.
What kind of mileage difference are you seeing on the level 2 tune compared to the 3? Agree on gear reduction