Anyone read the tips on the M-series rear skid on page 45 in the september edition of Snowtech??? How does this compare to Geo's setup??????
M's suspension tips in September Snowtech
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I think I read that article. If correct, move the front arm forward for more transfer. I'd be interested to know, too.
Here is the text from Snowtech:
Has anyone had a stabbing issue by moving the front down 2 inches and leaving the rear the same? I would chech the front end caps to see if they are getting beat up?
Geo Mod
I thought the GEO mod had to do with moving the slide block back a little bit. Not sure though, I'm interested in doing the Geo mod on my M7 if I had some better directions.
I thought the GEO mod had to do with moving the slide block back a little bit. Not sure though, I'm interested in doing the Geo mod on my M7 if I had some better directions.
m7
ya on my dads m7 the rail cracked any one heard of that?
ya on my dads m7 the rail cracked any one heard of that?
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Geo Mod
With my M7 162" the Geo Mod was a HUGE improvement and the billet hardware available (I have the AMP brackets) has no strain on the rail. (well no more than stock) The old forum had pages of debate on the GeoMod. I remember some on the new as well. Nice thing that it's a cheep decent suspension mod. (easy to do as well!) my2c
With my M7 162" the Geo Mod was a HUGE improvement and the billet hardware available (I have the AMP brackets) has no strain on the rail. (well no more than stock) The old forum had pages of debate on the GeoMod. I remember some on the new as well. Nice thing that it's a cheep decent suspension mod. (easy to do as well!) my2c
has anyone actually tried the mod from the snowtech, for an 2007 m1000 162 , do u actually get any more ski lift
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