Nytro MTX Rear Susp Set-up

[clatla]

I recently purchased a 10' Pro Mountain Air rear skid. I am installing it in my 09' MTX. My question is what does the rear limiter strap do? I know all about the front limiter but need some help with the rear. Also does the adjustment of one affect the other?

Thanks in advance.

 

[christopher]

Somebody's got to know.

 

[apex jeff]

Factory service manual states, No. 5 hole (shortest) Less weight on skis; Light steering/ understeer,Better acceleration and speed, Favors: straight line acceleration, top speed No. 1 hole (longest) More weight on skis: Heavy steering/oversteer,More maneuverability, Favors: deep snow,ice,smooth trails,tight turns. Basically just the opposite of the front limiter strap. hope this helps.


Jeff

 

[clatla]

Now that there is snow on the ground I'll bet there is more traffic on here. So maybe I will have better luck finding an answer. I do not have the manual for the 10' Nytro MTX to help me with setup so I am tuurning to the wealth of knowledge on here. I was wondering what to set the rear shocks at for air pressure (float 2's) ? I am 280#'s with gear.
Thanks in advance.

 

[culvert]

Here is the info the dealer gave me. I also picked up the Air skid to put in an older sled. I am 230 Plus gear.

I would leave the limiter straps where they are, Top holes on both. As far as shock pressures I would start with 60 psi for the centre and 170 for the rear shock, With your weight that should work well. If you find it transfering to much I would add more pressure in the rear and then pulling pressure outta the centre-only do 2-4 psi incremints and remember that you lose a couple of pounds everytime you hook up the gauge

You can start there but it would be nice if someone has the factory chart to post it.

 

[adairtd1]

I would leave the limiter straps where they are, Top holes on both. As far as shock pressures I would start with 60 psi for the centre and 170 for the rear shock, With your weight that should work well. If you find it transfering to much I would add more pressure in the rear and then pulling pressure outta the centre-only do 2-4 psi incremints and remember that you lose a couple of pounds everytime you hook up the gauge

You can start there but it would be nice if someone has the factory chart to post it.

I am the same weight as he is with gear, and I use the same exact settings on my Fox floats and it works great for me. Got to test it out yesterday and it worked great for me.