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Is this what you're looking for: https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/607659734697684/?ref=search&referral_code=null&referral_story_type=post&tracking=browse_serp%3A0553aac0-0d69-4d7b-b5fa-d3818d500258 I,m selling these, I don't have the mounts

I also have the Sled Pro version for sale if anyone is looking

I have a set of front piggyback Ohlins shocks if you are interested that fit the Apex / Vector models. Text to (716) 536-0516 Disregard date, pictures were just taken.

I would take the starter off and take it apart to make sure no water got inside it.

On the 12 Vector LTX (monoshock II rear suspension) the knob on the shock changes the rebound dampening, not compression. 20 clicks counterclockwise is minimum, 11 clicks is standard and 3 clicks is the maximum.

cnybrian, I sent you a PM, check your mailbox.

The part number you listed will be only the rear axle only with a bolt in one side and no wheels. If you are new to Yamaha, on that year rear axle there is a steel bolt on one end and it is screwed into the aluminum axle and retained with a roll pin. You do not remove this bolt. You remove the...

You're going to have to lift the back of the sled up and take some weight off the track. Either that or put the sled on it's side to work on it. I just had my olins shock out, and put the sled on it's side to work on it.

You might have a problem getting just the shaft replaced, I hear that Yamaha shock parts are hard to come by.

Did you leave out one washer ?

First off, I think most if not all of the seafoam will seep by the rings over 2 or 3 days so hydrolocking wont be a problem. If you want to play it safe just turn the primary clutch over by hand one complete revolution. If it turns by hand it means that it won't hydrolock. I had an 03 RX1 and...

Did you try going to a web site like HLSM.com and look up the parts for your sled. There will be an exploded diagram showing all the parts in side the chain case and the order they go in.

You would be surprised how much contamination can be inside the sealed bearings after one season. I always check/clean/grease mine every year. One year it will be fairly clean and next year it will be really bad. Same goes for all the suspension wheels.

Had my 06 GT shock revalved by Bruce at Pioneer Performance. It seems to ride real good in both the small chop and hardly ever bottoms out. The range of adjustment seems greater also.

You might want to have the carbs synchronized.

The trouble with clips is you have to go and cut all the closed windows out to install the clips.

These are made to combat your problem: Starting Line Products Part # 25-102 Anti-Wear Pad Kit They are placed in the closed window and provide a metal surface for the track to run against.

Go out on your own and practice trying different launching techniques like easing into the throttle. Once you blow the track away you loose a lot of acceleration.

Kingtut you have a PM

SLP Powder Pro skis work real well on the Apex's in deep snow to help counter act the heavy front end. I have an extra set just for that use. I don't have the XTX model just a plain Apex, but I would call Bruce at Pioneer Performance and ask him about a setup ( shock revalving) for your weight...