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4.5" forward is too far forward. Shock angles are too severe and the sled has a funny feeling. It does come over very easily when carving but the same can be achieved with less. Another problem with moving the skis so far forward is that the sled high centers when loading and unloading, and rips...
Are you serious? That is just downright wrong. Who did you order them through? Are you sure that you haven't been forgotten? If not, this means that everyone that's ordered after you hasn't seen them yet either??
It's interesting that I can't find even a whisper about this problem on TY4Stroke. It is also obvious from above posts that people are finding out about this problem from forums, and not exclusively the suppliers.
A Roest skid plate is the only way to go for the bottom of a Nytro. Once you see the difference between it and the plastic alternatives, the choice is clear.
Bottlerocket is correct. His XTX has a flat top steering post. A MTX riser (6" tall) will bolt right on, but the MTX has a longer throttle cable, and probably a longer brake line as well......but I'm not positive of the latter. How tall are you Canoehead? Welcome to the site! Good to see you...
The first thing I would do is take off the POS engine protector and put on a proper subframe/engine/heat exchanger protector. Lots of info on this. It's a weak point on the Nytro that can have very dire consequences. Then I agree with Nikolai on the track choice. Rather the CE than the PC. Skid...
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