jakeho
Veteran
I have an 06 Apex and have shimmed the skis to help with the darting. It semms to have worked a bit but the back end seems to shift around alot. Any suggestions?
moses3m
Veteran
studs maybe, my 07 gets loose in deeper snow like 3-4 in. but that is the nature of the 121" track
jakeho
Veteran
got studs down the center
Len Todd
TY 4 Stroke God
If you are darting and fishtailing, these are symptoms of too much ski pressure. Have you attempted to back off on the ski pressure using the front shock springs?
It is possible that the strap on the front of the rear suspension has been shortened?
Studs can't help until you spin down through the loose snow and touch something solid. Ideally you want it set up to go over the loose snow more efficiently. But in some conditions, a shorty will still fishtail anyway.
It is possible that the strap on the front of the rear suspension has been shortened?
Studs can't help until you spin down through the loose snow and touch something solid. Ideally you want it set up to go over the loose snow more efficiently. But in some conditions, a shorty will still fishtail anyway.
jakeho
Veteran
Sorry, don't have front springs. Got fox floaters, air shocks. Will look at the strap. Thanks
Grimm
TY 4 Stroke God
Air shocks are adjustable. Lowering the pressure will help.
Len Todd
TY 4 Stroke God
What air pressure do you have in the front shocks?
jakeho
Veteran
Thanks Len,
Not sure what the pressure is I will check it tonight when I get home. Is there a range of pressure. I'm around 250 lbs. with gear on. And, how much should it be lowered?
Not sure what the pressure is I will check it tonight when I get home. Is there a range of pressure. I'm around 250 lbs. with gear on. And, how much should it be lowered?
Len Todd
TY 4 Stroke God
How much? I can not tell you. But, I would try it in small increments (e.g 1-2 Lbs per try.) Also, I am sure there is a minimum pressure. You do not want to go below that. If the front end start scubbing in turns, then you have gone too far.
