So I installed my SSI prolite muffler on my 2018 sks 146, but when I was installing it the stock springs were wayyyyy tight. Like are stretched a lot. Is this normal? Can fits great otherwise, but that just seems wrong.
SsI prolite muffler fitment
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Looks awfully tight and stretched.
Looks a little tight, if you were worried you could just bend the ears on the can a little bit.
Can you post a pic of the sled?
Thank you for the pictures. Did it come with the handguards or did you buy them separate. I see it have inside idlers too. How does the track look?
Mine came with the short windshield and handguards. Track looks decent, we will see how it does. I know if this one goes to **** im gonna make a powerclaw work on it, thats my go to track.
I'm a little disappointed. At the pictures of the sled in the snowcheck program there were rail braces on the suspension rails, outside wheels in the rear and the peak track. None of those things are on your sled.. I wanted my 146 just because of the reinforcements in suspension and the peak track.. Half of the things I wanted is lost already
I'm not too upset about the outside idler, or the peak track unless this turns into a not durable pile. Little annoyed about the rail braces, but I didn't need them on my cat so I should be solid on this sled. And I won't lie I rode the **** out of my cat.
So the spring thing is normal fair enough, so i keep hearing the ssi can loses power any idea what's up with that?
So the spring thing is normal fair enough, so i keep hearing the ssi can loses power any idea what's up with that?
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The springs are very tight on my SSi titanium also. So far no problem.
You guys notice any power loss? Hoping for none. Sounds very nice.
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I never ran it stock, but it runs great and is strong compared to the sleds I run with.
Good enough for me!
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