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Sadly, I have no updated information to add at this time, though I do still intend to finish the project...someday. I ended up buying another snowmobile to ride (so I didn't NEED to fix the '07 Phazer immediately), and then found another Phazer so have just been using those two machines for a...

No problem, glad you got it all worked out! :)

You are correct, those bolts are M6 x 1.0 and somewhere around 20mm long. I had a sketch of one around here somewhere, but cannot find it at the moment. These bolts may be the same as is used on other Yamaha and other brand motorcycles (search for 'M6 fairing bolt'), etc. and have a larger...

I think what you'll want to find is a copy of the Phazer service manual (LIT-12618-02-58) and possibly also the 'supplementary service manual' (LIT-12618-02-67). Both have detailed schematics of the electronics, but the supplementary service manual may show slightly different schematics...

For whatever it's worth, I had an unfortunate situation several years ago that ended up with my Phazer tipped fully onto it's right side, with the throttle stuck full open/max RPM until it shut off on it's own. I always wondered if this incident burned the bearings or crank, etc. I tore apart...

I'm thinking it was one built by Outlaw Motorsports in Oregon, but I could be wrong.

Let me get this straight, is this the bearing that you would like to remove? (see photo 1) If it is, then the job is much easier than it may look. The two bolts that hold the steel plate on the outside of the bulkhead (there are actually two plates, one on each side of the bearing, both are...

I'm curious as to what's broken on the MTX undercarriage? Maybe easier/cheaper to rebuild or otherwise fix the original setup?

I can't remember if that grease fitting is threaded in or welded, but if it is threaded you could try to remove it to see if it makes any difference. I ran into a similar situation a while back on something where the fitting was a little too long and protruded into the inner piece, somewhat...

There is a smaller diameter rod that runs through the spindle/knuckle, and the spacers sit on the outside of that. I tried to narrow my stance a few years ago and wondered the same thing you are. I tried tapping on them with a hammer, and had no luck so I finally used a hacksaw to cut just...

I remembered seeing this video a few years ago, and another one that showed the sled in action. I've often wondered what the Phazer would be like with an Arctic Cat 800 under the 'hood.' Maybe even find a way to run the exhaust back out under the tunnel in the stock location. Fortunately, I...

Well, better late than never!

I just noticed your post and have pics of the inside with the spacers and what arrangement they should be in. I'm guessing you may have figured it out already, but I'll try to remember to post them when I get home. At least then they'll be available for future reference, if anyone needs them.

It's always unfortunate to find that someone has stopped making or is no longer selling a highly useful product, but on the other hand, it kind of opens up an opportunity for someone else to step in and offer another solution. My guess is that if OFT does not produce or sell any more steering...

Yeahhhhh, but that's all the more reason to work on it now, so that it is totally ready to go when the snow is falling again. I do realize it may be difficult for you to make progress without being able to tune though. Are you at least still interested in getting some sort of group buy...

I agree, and this has been my theory on why the change was made. Machining the '08+ from a forging would certainly cost less in the long run, but the initial cost of forging may not have been worth doing it from the start, especially without knowing how successful the model would be. Once...

Yes, the bolt is a M10 x 1.25mm pitch x 15mm grip/thread length. Luckily I have not stripped one out, but could totally see it happening so I also replaced the socket head bolt with a hex head.

Yes, i had one on my '07 Mountain Lite, and it was useful but i highly suggest making it a habit to check/use the safety pin when you are not using the left throttle. Long story short, left throttle got pinned wide open, i couldn't get off the machine in time and rode it into a stand of trees at...

Look for a set screw on the bearing that holds it on the shaft. Oops! I think i read your post too quickly and thought you were referring to having taken out the bolts that hold the bearing plates to the side bulkhead. After reading it again, your mention of the T-15 sounds like you already...