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This was last weekend near Pine Stump in the U.P. Planning on going up to the Keweenaw for the day tomorrow, so this photo isn't my last

I'm not sure if she likes the power steering, or if she likes the idea that she has power steering. I can only take her word for it that it is the power steering, because she rode my sidewinder several times over the last 3 seasons, and did not like the effort it took her to turn, even though...

I am sure the suspension set up and daily changes in snow conditions can cause lots of different experiences with any sled, but here is our experience: My Donna's Viper GT and my SRX have essentially the same setup and suspensions (adjusted for her weight of course). Her 3-click Fox QS3's are...

We picked up my wife's 2020 Viper LTX GT from Port Yamaha in September. Mr Sled installed the GSE electric power steering kit soon after, but were not able to put on any miles until the third week of January 2020 due to some health issues. Since then she put on about 1200 trouble free miles...

OK, I am healthy again, and we finally took my wife's 2020 Viper GT with GSE power steering out for three days of riding this past Saturday, Sunday, and finished the ride today. We totalled 334 miles, all on trails. My wife tells me the power steering performed very similar to the factory...

This Viper with the power steering installed is my wife's sled. Unfortunately, I got sick the week of Thanksgiving and it turned into pneumonia. We have not been on a ride yet, so my new SRX and her new Viper are still waiting for their first trip. I am slowly getting my wind back, and have a...

Look at the inside of your chaincase cover. there are glides in there that remove the slack in the smaller chain when the cover is installed. Parts #45 and #46 below.

Only the video above that I posted in 2017 . I sold that sled in September, so no other photos are possible. Craig

I bought a 50 amp tractor starter button, and jumpered the starter wires from the ignition switch. when the key is on, the sled will start with the button, same as the key switch. with the key off, the starter will still spin if you push the button, so you only have to remember to leave the key...

We added power steering from a totaled '13 vector to a my wife's '10 Vector 3 years ago. Lots of parts are needed in addition to the power steering motor and controller.... wiring harness, ECU, gauge, delta box frame, and the gas tank. The power steering friendly gas tank has a depression...

It has the same gauge, not the round one.

Ordered two for our new 2020's we are picking up Saturday, 9/21. Thanks Travis!!

It shows push button start on the website Today:

Black SRX for me, Red Viper GT for my wife.

Ordered an SRX for me and a Viper GT for the wife this week.

I agree with what everyone has said regarding this, and it looks to be solved. No argument here. The part number I was talking about is the bushing inside the eyelet, not inside the internals of the transfer rod. (I was wrong, but not they way you mentioned) ...also, if you aren't...

Possibly from the transfer rod. been a while since I had one of those out, so I can't exactly remember what it's made of, or if it looks exactly like that. part #93315-31758-00

I have over 7500 miles on my '17 LTX LE completely stock. Rode in lots of early and late season marginal snow conditions with no scratchers and in all those miles the only two situations where my temp was not between 168 and 172 was: 1. Long runs on rail grades with no loose snow 2. Idling for...

This is a '17 LTX LE with 7191 miles. Just installed the scratchers, so all of the miles were without them.