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More wraps on the spring and diameter is .375” compared to .400”......Hygear is definitely softer/less rate. But the angle could be different (preload).
I think they bought out the cat supply of the Silver springs in my picture. Wish I would have thought of that but was not happy with that spring. Not enough free sag. Even bent for me.More wraps on the spring and diameter is .375” compared to .400”......Hygear is definitely softer/less rate. But the angle could be different (preload).
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The stock mounting point for the triangle torsion adjust block is the round metal rod seen in the photo. Below that is the added parts that are lower and more forward releasing some of the preload tension of the torsion spring. Another whydidntithinkathat from Travis!Can you draw a arrow to the part you made,so it is a little more clear. Thanks
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The stock mounting point for the triangle torsion adjust block is the round metal rod seen in the photo. Below that is the added parts that are lower and more forward releasing some of the preload tension of the torsion spring. Another whydidntithinkathat from Travis!
lol but I did..lol but where Travis expanded was the varying holes and expanded range...NICE!
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Thanks brother,i was feeling it was the round plug and plate,but just not sure.The stock mounting point for the triangle torsion adjust block is the round metal rod seen in the photo. Below that is the added parts that are lower and more forward releasing some of the preload tension of the torsion spring. Another whydidntithinkathat from Travis!
You riding yet ?Thanks brother,i was feeling it was the round plug and plate,but just not sure.
OK removed 1 spring. Only one engaged is the lighter LTX spring everyone has. This is how it should be.
This is with the second spring engaged and bouncing up and down again. No free sag. Sucks!
This is with the second spring engaged and bouncing up and down again. No free sag. Sucks!
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There ya go. Just take 1 off!
Are hose 6.9 Pilots with Pilot handles?
Are hose 6.9 Pilots with Pilot handles?
Yes 6.9. Actually I have on occasion.There ya go. Just take 1 off!
Are hose 6.9 Pilots with Pilot handles?
I still believe that arm move is necessary for what I need. Its hard to explain but Phazer and all 13 Cats had it. I am talking sag caused by the geometry. Absolutely no spring felt within that sag. Most call it slop. I call it ZPS. Differance is when you do start to feel the spring its hard,stiff. Ideally this happens just a hair before the arm hits transfer blocks. Hbishmans adjuster will definitly help get to that point.There ya go. Just take 1 off!
Are hose 6.9 Pilots with Pilot handles?
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OK removed 1 spring. Only one engaged is the lighter LTX spring everyone has. This is how it should be.
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This is with the second spring engaged and bouncing up and down again. No free sag. Sucks!
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CDale you absolutely have to replace that GIANT muffler with a hair dryer!
I don’t even have any hair but I love mine!!!
Never! You all are a bunch a Cheaters. LOL. Its my stock gutted can. Was riding today in a Crabby Neighbor,DNR and Police danger zone! Have a nice little can for the river.CDale you absolutely have to replace that GIANT muffler with a hair dryer!
I don’t even have any hair but I love mine!!!
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Not yet steve,but as I type we have 3" on ground and 3" more predicted before it goes out to sea tomorrow,but the one coming midweek may lay another 6-9" down,more in my camp area,so its coming,by Christmas,we may have some roads to play on,and if lucky groomed trails,keeping fingers crossed. You,any snow yet?You riding yet ?
Rode today. It wasnt pretty but man am I high! FUN!Not yet steve,but as I type we have 3" on ground and 3" more predicted before it goes out to sea tomorrow,but the one coming midweek may lay another 6-9" down,more in my camp area,so its coming,by Christmas,we may have some roads to play on,and if lucky groomed trails,keeping fingers crossed. You,any snow yet?
https://www.facebook.com/steve.spiering.5/posts/2239445226081717
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Ha Ha is that your little race track with jumps steve? Ya we got a tad more snow than that,but I don't have my owne little course,like some of us do lol. nice work steve,when you think river will be safe?Rode today. It wasnt pretty but man am I high! FUN!
https://www.facebook.com/steve.spiering.5/posts/2239445226081717
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