Rich Kay
TY 4 Stroke Guru
Been putting in some miles on the new skid in my Apex and so far so good ...very happy with the buy. The break-in time is really needed but little by little it just keeps getting better. Still find it hard to get the sag set to specs according to chart info for PSI in rear shock but I think due to the heavyer option air bag the chart is off, I find much lower PSI settings are getting me closer to dial-in statius (just 2psi changes at a time) The sled now feels "right" with the world and I know there is alot more to fine tune but man what improvement. I must say after 40+ yrs on sleds it is the best money I have ever spent on a aftermarket part!!
Rich.
Rich.
smoothride
Lifetime Member
that's why you need the on board compressor.Rich Kay said:Been putting in some miles on the new skid in my Apex and so far so good ...very happy with the buy. The break-in time is really needed but little by little it just keeps getting better. Still find it hard to get the sag set to specs according to chart info for PSI in rear shock but I think due to the heavyer option air bag the chart is off, I find much lower PSI settings are getting me closer to dial-in statius (just 2psi changes at a time) The sled now feels "right" with the world and I know there is alot more to fine tune but man what improvement. I must say after 40+ yrs on sleds it is the best money I have ever spent on a aftermarket part!!
Rich.
Redbeard
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- 2012 Apex, 136 M20, PB80
2008 Vector, 136 M20, PB80
Agreed, money well spent
Now all you need is the Assault air shocks up front to match the rear.
Ride it and love it man!
Now all you need is the Assault air shocks up front to match the rear.
Ride it and love it man!
Rich Kay
TY 4 Stroke Guru
Ya...the ride is getting more and more important as the years fly by. It was the only thing this sled needed IMO..