Jqroc
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- Yamaha viper rtx se
Whats a good set up for front fox3 air shock pressure and rear blocks for someone that weighs 185 lbs that rides mainly trails??
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Front floats I would try 65-68 lbs. This is checked when the sled front end is in the air with the skis off the ground.
I like a lot of transfer so I would set the rear for max transfer. Blocks at their shortest.
I like a lot of transfer so I would set the rear for max transfer. Blocks at their shortest.
yamamarc
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- 2019 zr9000 Ltd
I run 90psi on floats
Limiter strap tighten one hole from stock
When running slimjims carbides i had the front skid shock spring loosened right off!
Now with snowtracker carbides my center shock spring is cranked 1/2 way up
Transfer block set at full transfer
My wife is lighter then me and has the same sled and is set up the same exact same way but psi on floats are at 70
100 % trail riders here and seems to work well
Limiter strap tighten one hole from stock
When running slimjims carbides i had the front skid shock spring loosened right off!
Now with snowtracker carbides my center shock spring is cranked 1/2 way up
Transfer block set at full transfer
My wife is lighter then me and has the same sled and is set up the same exact same way but psi on floats are at 70
100 % trail riders here and seems to work well
