Input on Holz EZ-Steer Spindles

[justinak907]

Wondering if anyone had any experience or input on the Holz EZ-steer spindles for an IQ chassis. I have a 2009 shift and its tipsy when i take corners under any kind of throttle. Others i ride with that have the IQ chassis complain about the same thing. Anyone think these would alleviate that problem a bit?

http://www.holzracingproducts.com/shopping/snowmobile-polaris-iq-rmk-c-22_30/polaris-iq-ez-steer-spindles-br-new-improvements-for-2009-p-519

 

[Ask Yourself]

No the spindles won't help the tipsy feeling. They where designed for easier turning of the handle bars.. Try setting your skis to the widest position and stiffen your front shocks... Hope that helps and good luck.....

 

[milehighassassin]

It is suppose to be tipsy. Spindle will not help (yeah I just repeated what "ask yourself" said!), but really, you need to get some more seat time on the thing. Spend some time on it and you will really love how it handles.

 

[MARV1]

The IQ RMK chassis is tipsy but it is something you have to adjust yourself to. If you want it to rail in the corners better then widen the front end like a SB/121".

 

[deepdiver]

did you buy it new? If not check and see if the sway bars are still there. These are not trail sleds they are mountain sleds and you want to be tippy within reason. Like others have said ride it youll get used to it. I can remember when I raised my bars on a sled 6inches and cut out sway bars on the same day...thought I was on a raked chopper with ape hanger handlebars.