36" Z-Bros, Good Bad and Ugly? Whats your input?

[doodah]

So i have been looking at the 36" Z-Bros kits and am wondering who is running them, and what do you think? Is it a big change on an already effortless "flicking" sled? I am looking at them for my 11' Pro. It does make me nervous if i do break one that i wont have the option to go to the dealership and pick up a new one, but if it is worth going this route, id like to give it a shot! Thanks in advance for the input.

 

[dcooper]

Im in the same boat, already have a bent stocker and wondering if i should just cough up the cash now for a set w/new shocks.

 

[adam5187]

I bought them this year for my 13 and I love them. I ordered two extra lowers just in case and they are like half the cost of new stock ones. Look up next level power sports they have a good price on them

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[Ski-Dont89]

i put them on my 13 and i have 275 miles on them so far. I am running them at the middle (37") setting and wow what a difference. MUCH easier to get the sled up on edge when compared to my friends pros that are stock with skis set at 39" and no sway bar. Sidehills effortlessly also. It just makes the sled even easier to ride.

Put it this way, while in togwotee three of my firends who ride stock pros rode my sled and now they all want the zbroz 36" kit. I will never go back to stock width after riding the 36 kit. I really have nothing negative to report at this time. The arms will drop about 3 lbs off of a 13 and should drop even more off an 11-12 model. They should also be much stronger.

Keep in mind that a small amount of material must be trimmed off the inside of each spindle for clearance, and that you can NOT run a swaybar with these arms. Also if you have a 13 model they are direct bolt on. If you have an 11 or 12 model you will need different (shorter) shocks. Definitely check out next level power sports his username on this forum is boston racing. Nothing but good things to say about them.