couch
Expert
Anyone know of a decent upgrade for the front shock/spring set up on the mountain lite given that the stock one suck.
Brent_P
Extreme
I have the same question... mainly looking for the rear shock, but dont want to break the bank!
Newfoundland eh? Stephenville Here!
Newfoundland eh? Stephenville Here!
couch
Expert
Ha ha
Someone else here waiting for snow.
I figured that I'ld swap out the rear torsion springs for a pair from the FX / RTX and try to do something with the front spring / shock set up. The torsion springs are available from the US for $85 each - not too bad. Need something for the front end.
Someone else here waiting for snow.
I figured that I'ld swap out the rear torsion springs for a pair from the FX / RTX and try to do something with the front spring / shock set up. The torsion springs are available from the US for $85 each - not too bad. Need something for the front end.
JP10
Extreme
How's it going by's? another Newf here.
couch: what site from the US is that price from if you don't mind me asking? I asked my dealer about it last year and they wanted 150 bucks each, or something like that.
Thanks
JP
couch: what site from the US is that price from if you don't mind me asking? I asked my dealer about it last year and they wanted 150 bucks each, or something like that.
Thanks
JP
couch
Expert
You can do a search for the us Yam parts - I use boats.net for boat stuff and they also have some sled parts (their service and prices are excellent). I think the last one I looked up on line was excell power sports ??? showed the FX springs for $84 and the GT springs for slightly less.
Thinking about another phazer mtn lite - have a couple of artic cats that I bought last year that are nice but not as much fun. Just need a fix for the suspension and a little more power would be nice but for the most part they are great little sleds.
Thinking about another phazer mtn lite - have a couple of artic cats that I bought last year that are nice but not as much fun. Just need a fix for the suspension and a little more power would be nice but for the most part they are great little sleds.
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