freeride phazer build!

[furyofdonuts7]

so im new to this forum and i hoping you guys can lend me some advice with my idea on my phazer i just picked up so ill give you the low down on what my plan is and feel free to throw out some thoughts ive picked up an 07 phazer gt with 3000 miles for 2g the other day the kid was hard up and needed to sell it quick and ive been looking for an rtx but couldnt find one for the price i was willing to pay so i figured the gt would be just as good off a starting point for this build for that price so phase one of my build will begin on friday when i actually pick up the snowmobile im going to tear alot of it down for cleaning,greasing, and replacing of any worn parts as i do this i also want to convert to a 136" track id like atleast an 1.5" but would love a 2" what are you guys using for extensions? tip up or not on 136? and how are u cutting the tracks down? which tracks have you guys used? also clutching and gearing i know the gt came with different gearing if i am correct what is a good clutch kit and what have u guys done gearing wise with the longer track? ill start with just this but i will post pictures as i go because i plan on a turbo,powder coating, custom paint, and more as this is my primary project seeings how the harley got put on hold because the wifey told me i wasnt putting money into it if it wasnt a roadglide she could ride on too lol

 

[cannondale27]

Welcome! This sled will grow on you the more you ride it. Here is a great place to find many of the answers you are looking for or will run into.

http://www.ty4stroke.com/viewtopic.php? ... 944c3a1dae

 

[blueironranger]

I would think a freeride build would require a 136x1.5x14 camoplast freeride track! I also like the GT a-arm setup better, the sway bar is adjustable and doesn't hang down as far.