SqueezeER
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- 2020 Winder Ltx LE
Not sure, skis are never on the ground. 
Yes you can lower it with the springs but you will be changing the angle of the a-arms and you will be changing static up travel of the shocks vs the 2019. You tell me which works better after adjusting for equal height in front. I don’t know that.
RAMSOMAIR
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I bet the 20&21 are 1 1/2” higher than 19!
RAMSOMAIR
TY 4 Stroke God
So essentially the same height as the 17-19 LE/SE etc.
WinderFab
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Yes you are definitely right, my buddies 17 ltx with stock high windshield fits in my triton trailer no problem but my 20 ltx with same windshield doesn’t fit, the windshield hits the roof of the trailer before it closes. Luckily my dealer swapped windshields for me so I ended up putting on the medium sport one.
hellflyer
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Should only be 1” with everything adjusted equally. 1” taller from ball joints to ski bolt on the spindle!
With the 2020 front end and srx springs, I have a height of 19.5” to the middle of my front bumper. This is after pushing down on front end and allowing it to rise on its own. Maybe someone can share some srx or other model front end heights to compare?
Sorry for sideways photos
Sorry for sideways photos
Hammer70
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That exactly the same measurements as my buddy 2020 Tcat
ClutchMaster
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Perfect, the race guys use what works!
Yea but longer tracks and jacked up sleds look way cool!
Besides if they didn’t make some changes what incentive would you have to buy new?
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RAMSOMAIR
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So 20 and 21 SRX are slooooowwww lol. That was one of the 19 SRX’s claim to fame lowered stance so ergo faster. Glad I found a 19’ with 90 miles in March!!!
Is 1" the difference? Thought it was said 1.5". Either way that makes a big difference front and back.
hellflyer
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Just checked last years thread to be sure! 1” is what was said.i believe I even measured the difference from my buds 18
Good to know. Thanks
RAMSOMAIR
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The 19 SRX was supposed to be 1”lower than the others. My understanding was that the new front end went to 1.5” higher on the LE and SE. so that means the 19 SRX is 2.5” lower than a 2021 LE/SE. therefore if the 2021 SRX is still 1” lower than a 2021 LE/SE then it is 1 1/2” higher than the 19!! That’s my take.
SledFreak
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I think you may have been wrong in those statements... The ride height of the 20-21Tcat, 20-21 SRX is the same height as the 19SRX or 19TCAT, regardless of the new spindles based on the changes to the spring/shock calibration. The other ZR models and the other sidewinder models were higher due to the change in geometry from the new spindles. The 20's handles even better than the 19 and there has never been any proof that the 19 is faster on top end...
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