
fiddlersgreen
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No parts lists for 16 yet. The 160# Cat spring is #2704-229 it is 7.75in long.
No parts lists for 16 yet. The 160# Cat spring is #2704-229 it is 7.75in long.
I wonder if you guys with mountain skids are actually needing faster rebound in that center shock? Eventually with higher rate spring ride will suffer or it won't turn no matter how far you back it off. It's funny because all these comparisons are being made with Ltx and Rtx and there 135lb spring but a RR which is almost the race skid uses a 90lb spring. Different valving and geometry in all the different models. Different uses also. I am experimenting just because I feel my spring is wore out. Should probably test it but mine turns well enough now with revalved rears that I was able to set transfer blocks on 1 and straps all the way out. Can afford to lose a bit of cornering for a lighter front end. Still just a experiment though. May hate it.
Same problem here. ~70$ shipping to Finland. Need to ask if they could use USPS.
What are the dimensions and shipping weight of the 160 spring? I'm thinking it would fit in flat rate padded usps envelope which would be $26. Max weight for this envelope is 4 lbs.
Order the spring and ship it to me. For $31 I will re ship it for you.![]()
If you ordered that part number then that is the spring you will get. I believe it is the only 160lb spring cat offers. Not sure what sled uses it. I ordered this one. No all the springs are not dual rate. My RTX is straight rate 135 lb spring stock.Is this a particular 160# spring from a certain cat sled or are they all dual rate.
I just ordered one from the part # above.
I think that is the same spring i just got from Fett bros with my revalve,wish i would have taken a picture.I just got the cat 160lb spring. It is dual rate. May be best of both worlds or may not give me a even lighter front feel due to the dual rate. Will try and see.
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Got my spring today, installing tomorrow.
Does it matter how the spring is on the shock. I was thinking the closer coils would be at the bottom by the adjuster??????
Got my spring today, installing tomorrow.
Does it matter how the spring is on the shock. I was thinking the closer coils would be at the bottom by the adjuster??????
Yes you can do that. Still have to compress shock a little with straps all the way out.Do the shock need to come off completely to swap out the spring?
Was looking at it and thought it may be possible to just let go the top and swap it right on the sled.
Can it be done?