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Anyone concerned with having the drive belt above the brake line?

Is there a URL?

Maybe already asked, anyone know the weight on a Viper LTX or a Cat 7000 LXF?

Not sure about this. My specs show they have different engines. The standard has less cubes than the GT

No, but the OEM is black and so is Ulmer's. The coil dia and length of Ulmer's is different. Track engagement, on jack stand, OEM 3500, Ulmer's 3000.

Got my spring from Ulmer. It does the job, no more wheely starts. Smooth like my wifes Polaris.

As advised, contact Ulmer, tell him your problem and ask for the spring for your sled. srxspec@gwtc.net <srxspec@gwtc.net>;

Ordered spring from Allen yesterday.

Check your belt closley for a flat spot on the sides of the belt. If the belt slips at engagement it can cause a narrow spot and that will clunk.

I wonder as mentioned above if it might be the hard rubber compound of the OEM Yamaha belt. I have used the Dayco/Carlisle Ultimax belts in the past, but not on my Yamaha's.

Interesting. My '10 ltx doesn't engage too soon, but it is very harsh, always has been, making it hard to do a feather engagement, very jerky and could be dangerous if not expecting it.

I agree on the Vector especially the LTX. However my Apex, unlike others say, takes the Vector start to finish, both stock.

Check out Google.

You can't compare an Apex to a Vector for acel or top speed. My Apex does 125/115 Vs Vector 105/99 speedo VS GPS. The Apex blows away the Vector all through the range. Both are show room stock.The Vector and my 600 Polaris 600 ltx are very comparable, bottom to top.

see codes listings. http://www.ty4stroke.com/viewtopic.php?t=83992

Sounds like a bad starter armature. Another test to eliminate a possibility is to bypass the starter relay. Check the terminals at the starter. Just thoughts.

I hope I did not mislead you. The ZX2 is not that hard to install. Just would be a lot easier with a power riveter rather than a cheap hand squeeze riveter.

I would think $800 is an excellent price if it looks like new. You have to have an adaptation kit to fit it to a Yamaha, which requires some riveting. I used a hand riveter, but would recommend a power riveter from a rent-all store if you don't have one. As I said above I have had the ZX2 and...

I have had both the M-10 and ZX2. In my opinion the ZX2 is far superior, but a lot more work to install.

Filled the tank, '10 LX, in December. Haven't used a drop yet.