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Interesting, exact same setup found by fine tuning a little at a time. Handles great. No power steering needed.
Right, I just messed around and got lucky.
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I’m 310lbs and use the very close to the same set up as Mr. Sled but I had my center springclose to maxed out. I just bought the 160 lb spring from cannondale27 but yet to try it. Also I alternate between positions 2 and 3 for rear springs, I saw on here arctic cat says you can run different positions on the right and left. I feel like that would be the sweet spot for most riding, can anyone confirm this?
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I’m 310lbs and use the very close to the same set up as Mr. Sled but I had my center springclose to maxed out. I just bought the 160 lb spring from cannondale27 but yet to try it. Also I alternate between positions 2 and 3 for rear springs, I saw on here arctic cat says you can run different positions on the right and left. I feel like that would be the sweet spot for most riding, can anyone confirm this?
Yes you can run one on 2 and one on 3.
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Can’t find the rebound damper on my rear shock?Settings for Sidewinder LTX LE:
Front suspension:
springs all the way loose… just tight enough to contain the spring in place with ski’s off the ground
Compression dampening= 1
Rebound dampening= turn left until it stops, then 8 clicks right (15 clicks is center)
Center/rear spring;
tighten spring until 3/4” of threads show between retainer nut and top of shock
Compression dampening=1
no rebound on center shock
Rear Shock:
torsion spring = 2
Compression dampening = 1
Rebound dampening= turn left until it stops, then 8 clicks right
Coupler blocks removed.
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Mine clicked on 3 on the rear it almost feels like there is zero suspensionI’m 310lbs and use the very close to the same set up as Mr. Sled but I had my center springclose to maxed out. I just bought the 160 lb spring from cannondale27 but yet to try it. Also I alternate between positions 2 and 3 for rear springs, I saw on here arctic cat says you can run different positions on the right and left. I feel like that would be the sweet spot for most riding, can anyone confirm this?
Almost like shock is blown out
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So when u say maxed out that is all the way down?Yes you can run one on 2 and one on 3.
The stock setting on the front center is almost all the way to the top
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Can’t find the rebound damper on my rear shock?
Do you have a QS3? If so its the small hex nut on the top of you look underneath.
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Mine clicked on 3 on the rear it almost feels like there is zero suspension
Almost like shock is blown out
If its on 3 and moves easy, its blown.
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Yes it is a 18 leDo you have a QS3? If so its the small hex nut on the top of you look underneath.
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So when u say maxed out that is all the way down?
The stock setting on the front center is almost all the way to the top
Maxed out? you need to be more clear, are you talking springs?
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Maybe I am backwards and it was 1 ? But it seems like there is a huge difference from one way to the next. When I switched it all the way the other way it seemed way stifferIf its on 3 and moves easy, its blown.
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Yes the center spring only had 2 threads showing before all the way tight. The little spring was pretty much claspedSo when u say maxed out that is all the way down?
The stock setting on the front center is almost all the way to the top
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The sled is brand spankin new so I am hoping the shock is not blown
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So
basically the total opposite way as stock setting with spring? Sorry this is all new to meYes the center spring only had 2 threads showing before all the way tight. The little spring was pretty much clasped
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Maybe I am backwards and it was 1 ? But it seems like there is a huge difference from one way to the next. When I switched it all the way the other way it seemed way stiffer
Yes from 1 super soft to 3 extremely firm, huge difference.
Yes the center spring only had 2 threads showing before all the way tight. The little spring was pretty much clasped
Yes thats way to soft on the center spring, .75" thread showing then plus or minus .25 for ski pressure to your liking. Cranking this in or a bigger gap will lessen the ski pressure.
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