I wanna know how many psi's riders have in their front fox floats? Im 200 pounds is there a suggested spec for weight or is it preference?
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The base setting is 90 psi if I remember correctly. I run 65psi in mine and ride mostly mountains.
The pressure is usually a personal preference, with riding/snow conditions being the main factor.
I usually start out soft. Then if I feel the front end starting to bottom out, adjust the air pressure/valving from there.
The pressure is usually a personal preference, with riding/snow conditions being the main factor.
I usually start out soft. Then if I feel the front end starting to bottom out, adjust the air pressure/valving from there.
shadow44
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I started with 55 and am running 50 right now.
yamakazie
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I also will be experimenting with the floats this season. My only experience with these is on my friends Cat F7. He liked 70 psi and I thought it was too much. Of course that is a much lighter sled than the nose heavy Nytro but I thought it would be a good starting point for me. The book suggests 75 psi. If shaddow44 is running 50 psi I think I will be changing after the first mile.
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Download the XLS file from the first post in this thread I started a couple of years ago. You'll see the setups that some guys are running.
http://www.ty4stroke.com/viewtopic.php?t=62502
http://www.ty4stroke.com/viewtopic.php?t=62502
zeke66
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I ran 62lbs. last year. Trail riding hard. 220lbs. Going to try out 70lbs this year.
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95 with sway bar removed last season. I'm trying 110 this season.
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are your psi numbers when the sled is on the ground or in the air?
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I have a phazer,
I run at 55, i weigh 170 and ride fairly aggressively. I set the psi with the front end raised off the ground. This will ensure even pressure to keep the sled stable.
I run at 55, i weigh 170 and ride fairly aggressively. I set the psi with the front end raised off the ground. This will ensure even pressure to keep the sled stable.
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I run 100psi when the skis are off the ground w/ float x's
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Last year I ran 75psi in the air, I am 190 and ride hard. Im trying 65 this year in the deep, maybe less. In my Tapex I ran 95 psi.
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I'm like Dimebag no sway bar @ 95 psi with skis in the air or with shocks off sled on bench 

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get revavled to float 2 specs and ride around 60 to 70.
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I have mine at 70 which stand up to the hard riding on tug hill with the float X's.
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What's the advantage to running without swaybar?
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