Recent content by JAZZ04RX1

Thanks for all the replies. Any insight on a procedure to getting the plugs out. have never done this before.

I have a 2016 Viper with 8K miles on it. Starting pre-season prep and was thinking about changing spark plugs. Thoughts on should I change the plugs? Sled starts and runs fine. If I do change them what plugs do you recommend to replace them with? Thanks

Thanks for the info. Everything is working fine but do not want to have any issues as I need to keep this sled for another season or 2. :4STroke::)

I have about 7800 on my Viper, and should have over 8K by the end of the season. Looking to to do some maintenance over the summer. What are the recommended ware parts to look for and how do you get the chain lube back into the chain case?

Agreed you should always be careful accelerating on concrete and asphalt. With 2 studs per block in a V pattern in the center of the track have not been an issue for my last 3 sleds. Current machine with 7800 miles no issues. Adding studs to the outside edges of the track is where you begin to...

2 per block and FastTrac studs on my last 2 137's is all you need. With 6" carbides on C&A Razors. Does not push and handles very nice.

Thanks for the insight but I pulled the skid. I know from past maintenance sessions that would be the less frustrating process to get the shocks out. Also gives me chance to check all iddler wheel bearings as well. Turns out there is one that needs replacing. You are right this an awsome site...

Yea I bet it did. Any tips on how get the rear shocks out with out too much struggle. I assume I need to pull the skid frame out.

What would be the turn around time if I got all 4 to you in the next couple of weeks?

Yes it is. I think I know were you are going here.

When I push down on the rear of the sled the rear skid compresses all the way to the stops and does not rebound. After time it will spring back very slowly. When I sit on the sled the same thing happens. The machine has 7K miles on the original springs and shocks. The torsion spring is set to...

Thanks Frozen for the video. My issue is with lower wheels on the rear shock shaft inside the skid.

Hi all....I have a boggie wheel on the rear shock shaft on my 2016 LTX SE that I need to replace. Looking for some tips to replace without removing the skid. Any thoughts or insight would be awsome!!

PA looks like that is the issue with fluid in the piston boot. Made sure the boot was seated back on the piston properly last night and checked it tonight no fluid that I can see now. Even after pumping the brake several times. Now bleeding the brake would be my next step here. Anybody have a...