hey guys wondering what i could do to keep the skis down without going to a aftermarket skid or the rear wheelie stop.I seem to have little to no ski pressure should i drop my skid to the lower hole tightened the shocks in the rear like to try some different situations im going kmod next year but for now im trying to work with what i got
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It's 2011 standard no floats
It has a float in the back.
Is it stock, if it is wheelieing then I would bet you need to add air to the rear shock, front skid shock should have 3/8" preload and limiters all the way out.
Then put the bars in the lowest position and it will help.
Is it stock, if it is wheelieing then I would bet you need to add air to the rear shock, front skid shock should have 3/8" preload and limiters all the way out.
Then put the bars in the lowest position and it will help.
No float in rear bought the sled this way. Should have a float in rear??
pretty sure it should, do you have a pic, is it adjustable.
When you go riding,,,, after the snow builds up a little, stop on flat ground and get off, go to the back of the sled and lift on the bumper, if the bumper comes up more than 1" before hitting the top of the shock stroke you need to tighten it. I would actually tighten it as tight as I could without loosing ride quality.
When you go riding,,,, after the snow builds up a little, stop on flat ground and get off, go to the back of the sled and lift on the bumper, if the bumper comes up more than 1" before hitting the top of the shock stroke you need to tighten it. I would actually tighten it as tight as I could without loosing ride quality.
Limiters all the way in not all the way out. All the way out let's the front end come up. Rear coil spring tightened a lot.
2011 m8 cutlers stage 1 with upgraded fuel pump running 10# with 153 power claw
Limiters out!!! sucking it up will only make it steer hard and not work as well
Do what I said,
geo mod will make it worse
most likely you will need a OVS kit or if you want the real deal get a kmod, it will make you wonder why they don't just sell them with a turbo, flat out amazing what it can do with the right skid.
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Bacon
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I run the ovs wheelie stop as well. Really seems to work at keeping the front in control.
I run the ovs stop.. How much space is supposed to be in there with no one on it? I have it on 6 or closest to the arm and there is still 1 3/8 between the arm and the stop. Should there be that much space?
Thanks Jim
Thanks Jim
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Bacon
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If installed per instructions, that sounds close. I would have to measure mine to compare.
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Bacon
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Probably not a lot to be done on a stock suspension. The transfer needs to Be controlled and that Is near impossible on a stock suspension without ruining the drivability of the sled.
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M1000Mod162
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Ive noticed that dropping rear skid mount bolt into lower hole helps alot with the wheeling and doesnt affect the sleds handiling to bad I dont think anyway!
