front shocks too stiff

[mtjeeper]

I have a 2000 Summit 700 HighMark that can be difficult to roll over on it's edge. The front shocks are adjusted all the way to the softest setting. I have adjusted the track to the stiffest setting to try and take up the ski pressure.
Is there any aftermarket shocks or tricks to tweeking the stock shocks to ease up the ski pressure even more?

Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks

 

[Redsledhead]

Are you still using the sway bar ? It works better without the sway bar

 

[Empire087]

I do believe that stiffening the preload makes it easier to lay a sled over.

 

[eddy]

Too Stiff

Install the next softer front springs?

 

[grizzman]

ditch the sway bar. install a pivoting bar riser to get forward on the sled. it made a huge difference on my 800 zx. night and day.

 

[mtjeeper]

ditch the sway bar. install a pivoting bar riser to get forward on the sled. it made a huge difference on my 800 zx. night and day.

Sway bar has been gone since day 1.
I have a pivoting 8" riser pushed a little forward.

Even my buddy says it feels abnormally hard to roll up.

I have been reading elsewhere about cranking the center shock a little stiffer and letting the limiter strap out 2.
I will have to play with a few things next weekend I guess.

Thanks for the input.

 

[BU1]

Does it still have the 37" factory stance, or has a wider MXZ front been installed?

 

[mtjeeper]

Does it still have the 37" factory stance, or has a wider MXZ front been installed?

It does have the 37" width stll. It has Simmons FlexiSki so it might have a little to do with it.
Thanks

 

[Redsledhead]

It does have the 37" width stll. It has Simmons FlexiSki so it might have a little to do with it.
Thanks

Not a fan of Simmons skis. I think they make it harder to lay the sled over. Got rid of the ones on the sled I have(all but the grandkids sled)