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Thanks for the heads up on this, doing the bearings this week and I'm wondering how do you get the lock nut of the clutch side? Thanks

Thanks for the reply guys, I will just stick with the factory bearings, good luck with them to this point. petrocfanada, any chance you have a pick of the spanner wrench you used? Also, how did you fit the wrench in that small space? Thanks,

I have an 06 Apex with 6500 miles on it with a turbo and I'm going through my chain case. Looking at the bearing that is behind the secondary clutch it appears there is something holding the bearing and it might take a special tool to remove it. Also, is there a source for bearings other...

I know RSI will be selling some thing year.

thanks... :rocks:

I'd like to add a tether to my Apex as one of my summer projects but I'm not sure which wires to splice on to. Also... what tether do people use? Is it a closed or open system? Thanks...

Do you have pictures??? The stock ones just broke last weekend and I want to make sure where talking about the same thing. Thanks...

F-Bomb and I did the install on mine and my wife's sled. The first one took us about 2 hours and the second one just under that. Make sure you have a good drill bit, Yamaha uses good rivits. We removed the coolers, traced out the boards, used an air saw and a cut off wheel and then rivited the...

A freind had a similar problem... coming back on the trail after a day of riding and hit the throttle and no power, it would only run 3 lbs of boost. Took everything apart that he felt comfortable about and found nothing. Took it to the dealer that installed it and they found the silicone tube...

Forgot to mention that the primary has 14.5 rollers and running stock belt with a 4200 rpm ingagement. Sled has 20/40 gearing.

I too have the same question about clutching for a MCX turbo Apex. I'm running their pump gas 265 hp kit and the boost varies depending on elevation. I'm running Yamaha weights with two 17 gram rivits which equals 57.7 grams and blue/green/blue primary spring. It has a 53 helix with white spring...

I'll let you know how they work out tonight with the install... I will post pictures and how long it takes if I don't forget the camera. I rode with a guy that has them on his Apex and even though the holes are small, the snow now sits directly on the coolers and it just runs out. Little to...

Do a google search for Better Boards. He is making some for the Apex and over on Snowest.com there are some pictures posted. Looks real good even with the coolers still half under them. He does them in raw or powder coated and from my experience the powder coated ones shed snow very well... I...

I have a set of Better Boards from Rob and they have been great. I'd have to look for sure but I know I have approx 1500 miles on them without issue. I personally talked to Rob in August and he was having phone issues and was out of town most of the time. Try him know, he has been around and...

Looking at getting a MCXpress Turbo for my 06 Apex Mountain sled. I will be doing the install myself except for the headshim. Are there any pro's or con's to the this turbo? Anything I should watch for when installing the trubo system? I've been around some Boondocker turbo's and helped with an...

My MTX Nytro is currently at Hartmans getting the tunnel extension mocked up for production. Once it's done he will have it installed and pictures taken. I haven't talked to him for awhile so I'm not sure where he's at with it... but as soon as he is done I will post pictures.

08 Nytro MTX Boondockers mid mount gt 28 turbo 5000'-9000' ID/Revy/Wy/UT/OR 16 lbs at 260+ hp Fun factor off the charts! :jump:

I've had great luck with the people in Baker Oregon. The shop is Oregon Tail Yamaha. They just changed there name to Oregon Trail Sports sense they took on Arctic Cat and Polaris. I don't have their number but if you google Oregon Trail Yamaha you should get a number, ask for Michelle.

I'd like to see some pictures of the risers... I'm thinking about going 2" on my wife's nytro.

Install went smooth... took about 2 hours maybe a little more. Directions were easy. I have a rule... measure twice, then once more and then cut. ;)! Took some pics of the install, I just need to get them off the camera. Went riding on Sunday... Nytro did great, boards worked as described...