Amber you're an excellent advertiser! lol.
Im probably gonna put a Mtn. Tamer on my XP next year. Hear great things!
Im probably gonna put a Mtn. Tamer on my XP next year. Hear great things!
Show your rear aftermarket suspension
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I vouch for it. Not only is it light as hell and looks good with some nice
Pcoated rails from ice age, but it proves to you that the 1800 your dropped on these things was worth it lol my rev climbs SO much better, its nice having a little ski pressure on a rev and i bet it would help the XPs alot also with keepin the front down.
Yeah I would go with a black white theme. white arms and black rails! Sweeet
Go EZ Ryde and never look back.
Factory skid is already light . . Removed bogies, Installed scratchers. Removed steel springs and installed fox float. Lost about 5.5lbs. Powder coated rails white. Pretty happy with it, and alot cheaper than a aftermarket skid.
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This is my third year on my Timbersled Mountain Tamer suspension. I have put several thousand miles on it with no issues. The one in this picture was like the third one in production.
My skill & fun factor greatly improved after the installation of this suspension.
I highly recommended it. The current products available to the consumer are far improved on my older one. Timbersleds suspensions also accommodate high horsepower & those tad bit 'brawnier' riders!
Dan Davidhoff, Randy Swenson, Dan Bush, Mark Messinbrick & Dan Adams are just a few of the accomplished riders who run these suspensions. They have been through the test by the professionals!!
http://www.timbersled.com/
I just dig the 78-79 ford F150 hauling tobagans...camper special by the way with side compartments
I hope thats a worked 400 under the hood
Thank you guys! It is a 76, sorry only a 390 with a few light mods to the motor, airbags (3/4 for deck), 35" tires. I am the second owner & even have the original key & window sticker. It has a little rust on the front rocker panel but clean otherwise. I am actually putting a Hemi Orange Marathon sled deck on here shortly this month, I am excited to see how it looks!
Watchthis...LOL ...Thanks, Randall from Superclamp has an XP with a Timbersled Mountain Tamer! I forgot to mention! Give him a shout & ask him how he likes his! He about took my ear off over the phone after his first ride on it! I think he likes it!
Watchthis...LOL ...Thanks, Randall from Superclamp has an XP with a Timbersled Mountain Tamer! I forgot to mention! Give him a shout & ask him how he likes his! He about took my ear off over the phone after his first ride on it! I think he likes it!
FE's kick *** too brother! Im just a sucker for the 335 family..
I know this pic is tough to see, but I have the Holz rear, Holz front and Fox Float Evol R shocks. The IQ chassis was great with WE's, so I expect it to be awesome with the Fox Floats.
hey guy s good lookin units. as per the answer i think im lookin for the lightest with the most dig ive decided this machine will be for hill climbing strictly. Now im thinkg the 174 3" just cause. Add horsepower as needed lol its gonna take alot. Keep the pics comin of your susp killer lookin stuff out here
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cpatts2000
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I love my kmod so far. Have 400 miles this year, rides nice soaks the bumps well. Not a bunch of weight loss on my cat, I think 6 lbs. Well worth the money though
Nice hifaxsNot the best pic. Timbersled Mt Tamber.
Love my E_Z_RYDE! These things basicly ruled Jackson Hole, SMOOOTH ride and puts power to the ground through some truly unbelievable terain!
Holz......works great
Do you have any direct profile shots of your sled? Is that the 155 track or 163?
Did you have any problems setting the sag correctly?
Please take a look at this thread if you don't mind, I am having some trouble with mine:
http://snowest.com/forum/showthread.php?t=117204
I can't get the sag set right on my holz skid.
it sags 6" and it's only supposed to be 3.5" with me on it.
I mounted it with the pre-drilled templates.
I am about to go pull the whole thing again and check the spring rate.
If anyone has any ideas what else could be wrong please let me know or see link in above post to another thread about it
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trinitypowder
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Cost is 1400-lost 11 pounds(one set of idlers removed) I have been "tickled" so far.
