Recent content by Racy2

I am a trail/lake rider only...no off trail. The number of studs, the length and if they are placed on the outside of the track can make a huge difference on how well the sled will turn and handle on the trail. I run 1 1/2 inch studs on a inch track including the outside belt of the track. This...

I meant to say rear shock rebuilt. It would not rebound from a bump in the trail.

I had my rear shock rebuilt after only 1000 km this winter on a new 22 SRX. The rebound damping did not exist. It would actually not rebound from a bunch of small bumps until it would bottom out on the transfer block. The owner at Accelerated Technology had me sit on the sled and lightly bump...

I would be calling Yamaha Canada for some information. Complete disrespect for customers.

I have 2 friends that received Skidoos this past year and 1 friend who just ordered a new Polaris. Both manufactures, you went through your dealer and they were allotted X amount of sleds. When they were spoken for, that was it. Yamaha does not use their dealers anymore and you have to do it...

I really think that Yamaha has done a piss poor job of customer satisfaction in the past 2 years. They are driving people away. I would love to do a survey on Yamaha snowmobile products in Canada. They should go and get a few pointers from Skidoo. No wonder they own the market at least in...

I have that one on my SRX. I had the dealer install mine when I got the sled January 8.

I had to get my 2022 SRX rear shock rebuilt after just a couple months. There was very little rebound left in it. Made a huge difference for me.

I run the 1 inch track with 1 1/2 inch studs on a 2022 SRX and I hook up very good on the majority of trails I ride. I would not trade for a 1 1/4 inch track. I'm sure in soft snow conditions off trail the 1 1/4 inch track works better but I do not ride off trail.

I took my sled into a suspension company and thought my torsion springs were to stiff. Was I ever wrong. Upon inspection at Accelerated Technologies, John the owner had me sit on the sled and bump my butt down a few times. Right away he said that your shock rebound was way to slow on the rear...

All settings are as soft as they will allow. I think I found a softer torsion spring. Will know on Thursday. Thanks for all the replys.

According to the manual it has air shocks. It has no coil spring on the shock. Contacted the dealer but never adjusted one before.

Can anyone educate me on how to lower the pressure on a 2022 SRX rear Fox shock. I am only 140 Lbs and the suspension is to stiff. There is no sit in when I get on the sled. The manual says it is set at 160 psi for a 170 lb. person on soft setting. The rear spring is on the softest setting.

Congrats! Awesome choice and enjoy.

Sorry to hear. glad you're ok. I stay off the trail on the weekend as there are to many weekend warriors. Fortunate to be able to sled during the week.