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Installed two 1 3/4" machine washers ,which measured .150 and what i found was that it shorted up the beam length. I found it very hard to ride aggresive with the beam that short. Will remove one of the washers and see what happens.

Also tried the 1.5" o.d. washer and it fell right thru opening, doing to try 1.75" and see what happens.

I was upthere the same weekend. My friend has a cabin at Lilly Bay. Awesome riding. Next weekend we have a house on Back Lake in Pittsburge NH.

Sorry guys for the double photo!!

I made the mounts, and as far as the setup, i'll take some additional photos that will explain it.

Oil pressure!

It's not worth the time and effort to figure out a different way. Their kit works great.

Just finished performing a leakdown on the motor and everything seemed fine. I was told by a Yamaha dealership in my area that the readings should be between 195-212.

Also the machine only has less than 2000 miles on it and Dyno'd at 140.1

Factory specs. are 190-212

Comp. was 170 on all four cylinders.

No one!

Has anyone done a cranking compression test on their machines? And what results. Dyno'd my machine and found it down on power. Did a comp. test and the results were not what factory specs. should be.

I tied mine into the stock sender location for the oil pres. and cut a tee into one of the water hoses!

Check Ulmer's web site. It might answer your questions for you.

What causes my 06 Gt to push hard in the corners? Stock skis, Woody's doolies and 192 picks! Any help would be great.

Tried Hauck's timing key. Seemed to lose some top end so i took it out!

NGK makes a real nice one. You can install one if you think your sled is either rich or lean. When i said mods. I meant either air box mods or a turbo or supercharger. A mod that might require you to add fuel . Then if that were the case then you would have to add some kind of fuel accelerator...

If you have done some mods. and you are not sure if your machine is running rich or lean.

A wide band sensor is an oxygen sensor that is installed in the exhaust to sense the mixture of air and fuel. Lean or Rich!