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Fu...,removed my shock and the wires are ok,continuity on them and continuity when they are plugged,but no diff from soft to hard,cant believe that my shock is shut,there is no apparent leaks on it,any one had the same problem?

cool that is great

i would like to know to

thanks guys

do i have to remove the suspension to remove the shock,i think that my wires are cut near the base of the shock.

for myself,i run amsoil series 2000 0w30 full synthetic,it's expensive but very good oil.

i am sure they wont do anything very new until 2012,thats the first year that all sleds have to be EPA certified,i hope i'm wrong but....

what are you thinking man,you just contaminated your sled,a doo part on a yammi,be glad if it starts lolllll,joke

that i don't know man sorry,but i think that he does,he is a mountain performance dealer i think so he must speak a little english

Your right,its worth the try,thanks for the tip,and i know of gagnelessard.

thanks for your advice but as i say earlier,it's for drag racing but aggressive trail riding

i have 1.325 megabite studs

airwolf,i was thinking about that but does it affect the economy,and how much will it affect it,at 1.08$ a liter on the trails,you have to think about it,for you us guys it's 5$ a us gallon totallynytro real intelligent reply. Shivesy,i will do that this summer apltx08,interesting,but i do...

What mod do you guys recommend that will not affect my fuel economy,me sled is a bone stock 07 apex gt,the only thing i have is that mi track is studded,thanks for your input

i have slp powder pros on my apex and i think that your bars will fit on them,you will have to remove the last stud because the slp have only 3 studs runners,but the front 3 stud are at the same distance as the original yammi studs.

keep in mind that snowtrackers are expensive,but... they last 2 to 3 times longer than all the other ones,so not that expensive if you think about it,just my 2 cents,i have them and love them.

great man,thanks

yes but it won't have the painted look

it's all part of the bulb,i don't know what really happens but it looks like a selenoid,there is also some lights that tilt the bulb,my brother has those and they work also.they hight beam aim is good and it looks like it's better than stock,they beam is wider so less high low split.

I had osram lights last year,it was better than stock,very white,but this year i installed a set of high/low hid kit for cars,man what a difference,paid only 97$us free shipping and it is very easy to install,i bought them from : http://pc-link.biz/catalog/product_info ... ce77ed0f49