And now for something completely different...

mainedrummer said:
Nope, close , but no cigar :tg:
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Dammit! Thought I had it - if that's your house, I want in for when I need to do an in-season oil change (freezing my nuts off in the parking lot while it's -10 out is not my definition of fun)!
 
Nice pieces, but in my experience not necessary. My Viper bushings lasted 8000 miles. Maybe others have worn them quicker?
 
stevewithOCD said:
I have 10,000 miles & they are starting to get loose.
With these bushings, they will outlive the sled
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save em for the next sled Steve...waste of money at this point for you.
 
I'm not so sure the bushing kit is absolutely necessary, I just like the idea of being able to easily put grease in a suspension pivot to ensure there's less friction and allow the shocks to be as responsive as possible to the changes on the trail.
 
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STAIN said:
Nice pieces, but in my experience not necessary. My Viper bushings lasted 8000 miles. Maybe others have worn them quicker?
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Agreed. I'll be trading before I'd need them.
However, they do look like excellent quality and for sure a candidate for aging or high mile sleds.
 
74Nitro said:
Agreed. I'll be trading before I'd need them.
However, they do look like excellent quality and for sure a candidate for aging or high mile sleds.
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I’m with Nitro, and once I fall in love with my girl I keep her forever, even if the bitch leaves me stranded, I forgive that cheat’in Hoe!

Once I get her fixed up, the makeup $ex is awsome!

MD has found some nice pieces here, I will definitely upgrade my girl, gotta keep that $hit tight and lubricated!!!
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I hope whomever is selling this product becomes a TY sponsor and triples their sales, just sayin!
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A few small changes while we await the revised powerplant....
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