lucky_7
TY 4 Stroke Guru
nytroguy said:NB-NYTRO said:I rode my sled on some nice groomed conditions... seemed to steer hard with the Razors.. but no where near as hard as my Apex with stock skis. so if I pull the limiter one hole is it going to steer alot harder? I do find the front end need to be a little more planted coming in and going out of the corners. I noticed the sled steered much easier standing then sitting. The sled really is a one off race sled.. lovin it..
I backed mine down to one hole up from stock and it does seem to be a nice compromise. I am still getting too much inside ski lift in the tight lower speed (25-45mph) twisties. Would new coupling blocks help with that? I also put the float pressures down to 70lbs. but I think the lower I go the more ski lift I am going to get? Is there an option for a stiffer sway bar?
No...you should be getting less inside ski lift the lower pressure you go to. This will create more body roll, so there needs to be a compromise.
Thx for the info. I don't want to lower the ride height and I think I am going to search for a stiffer swaybar. I know Pioneer sells one for other Yami's. Now all I have to do is get them to: A) Answer the phone. B) Return my messages. C) Return my email.lucky_7 said:nytroguy said:NB-NYTRO said:I rode my sled on some nice groomed conditions... seemed to steer hard with the Razors.. but no where near as hard as my Apex with stock skis. so if I pull the limiter one hole is it going to steer alot harder? I do find the front end need to be a little more planted coming in and going out of the corners. I noticed the sled steered much easier standing then sitting. The sled really is a one off race sled.. lovin it..
I backed mine down to one hole up from stock and it does seem to be a nice compromise. I am still getting too much inside ski lift in the tight lower speed (25-45mph) twisties. Would new coupling blocks help with that? I also put the float pressures down to 70lbs. but I think the lower I go the more ski lift I am going to get? Is there an option for a stiffer sway bar?
No...you should be getting less inside ski lift the lower pressure you go to. This will create more body roll, so there needs to be a compromise.
Does anybody have a source for a sway bar? Doesn't seem like anybody wants to talk/comment about it?????????????? Too busy bitchen about wet boots and cold hands I guess! LOL
skyboz
TY 4 Stroke Junkie
If you lower the pressure you should be reducing inside ski lift!!! Setting your torsion springs on the highest setting might be helpful also!!
unchained
Expert
Setting the torsions on 3 DOES reduce pushing/highsiding and wheelies but doesnt fix the problem for sure. Im going to a 1" Hack and diff ski's along with pulling the limiter up one more hole (2 total)skyboz said:
