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They play nice and fine on my Android running Chrome too.

I understood it to be the shaft because they speak of smoother and less resistant sliding motion.

Are the regular QS3's kashima coated? I think only the ones on the LEs are?

Agree! The QS3R shocks on the LTX-LE are the ticket, period.

I have CONFIRMED, and I WAS WRONG!!!! What are the chances the lighting and the angles I looked at these things made them both appear without wrench spots. Off to the optomitrist for me... Travis and the fab team are 100% CORRECT! Thanks for you quick responses and I hope all here see you...

I'm hopeful I was correct with my quick visual inspection after I was done. Sled is 20 miles away so I can't go check easily, but will have someone look for me again tomorrow as well and let you know what they tell me. Maybe the fabricators missed one (or two)? Thanks much for the response!

I was successful in getting the kit installed. At a liesurely pace, it took a couple of hours which included finding the right tools (which were minimal), getting sled into air on the lift, downloading an Android flashlight app, and putting everything away when completed. Was not terribly...

If you are able to zoom into this pic, notice the orange rag I was able to slide between the belly pan and the lift because the Winder has a couple of metallic "bubbles" underneath, one on the right and one on the left which hold the belly pan off the cross member of the lift. The rag was...

I agree. Noticed just this afternoon mine hits just as you described as i was installing my power steering kit from Barn Full of Parts.

Just bought the kit at the Milwaukee snow show. Thanks, Travis! Looking forward to trying it out. Come on La Nina!

Your experiene is mine too. Didn't stud my LTE-LE either. Always studded my apes in the past. On good trail snow, I felt almost no difference. BUT, on lakes where there were corners, definitely had to keep the wits on high level. It wanted to slide out without warning. Just needed to be...

that's precisely how i missed it... i look nowhere else apparently... see you friday nite... if you're there...

mr. sled, will you be in the yami booth friday nite?

not sure how i missed that. ... feel free to delete this one. my apologies!

Anyone going?

That does look really good, sir!

i've been using this one for 5 years. http://www.eazymovecarts.com/upez/ i know he sells a lot of them at the snow shows...

1 almost seems progressive as i don't recall bottoming more than once... but i ride on-trail in Ontario mostly. Trails pretty well groomed there. Those trail maintenance folks up there are god-like!

I'll second that! Winders will do that to a guy!

1 softens and makes bumps much less severe and i mean MUCH. when no bumps are present, stiffen shocks by switching to 2 because sled corners completely differently on 2. it remains more level with much less roll over feeling. on 1 on severe bumps, you can darn near ride one-handed through...