YamaBert
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Just put money down on a new 07 Apex RTX...go to pick it up next Thursday!! 
Few questions.......Whats the first modification I should do to it and where can I find all the graphic kits that ArcticFX makes for them, Im actually looking for an urban camo kit for this sled. Thanks in advance and bring on the snow!!
Few questions.......Whats the first modification I should do to it and where can I find all the graphic kits that ArcticFX makes for them, Im actually looking for an urban camo kit for this sled. Thanks in advance and bring on the snow!!rightarm
TY 4 Stroke Master
Congrat's on the purchase,break it in first then think about changes.Should be a link on the website for the graphic's
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are quick ones.
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ApexRtxGuy
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talk to arctic fx for the graphics
arcticfxgraphics.com
they have some really cool stuff and you are gona love the rtx first thing i did was stud 144 in the middle with double and single backers
arcticfxgraphics.com
they have some really cool stuff and you are gona love the rtx first thing i did was stud 144 in the middle with double and single backers
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Get your suspension tweaked to the way you like it. Mileage is the only way to get that figured out.
I don't know where you ride, but if you have any low snow conditions, your stock carbides will last about 4 1/2 minutes. Scrap those in favor of something else. That's a whole other can of worms as to what to reccommend, but I would say get something thats easy to find locally in a hurry of you damage one.
Other than that, I would say to stud it if your conditions warant, and enjoy it! Get used to it, and you'll figure out what you want.
I don't know where you ride, but if you have any low snow conditions, your stock carbides will last about 4 1/2 minutes. Scrap those in favor of something else. That's a whole other can of worms as to what to reccommend, but I would say get something thats easy to find locally in a hurry of you damage one.
Other than that, I would say to stud it if your conditions warant, and enjoy it! Get used to it, and you'll figure out what you want.
K-APEX
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Congrats on the purchase - you'll love the sled!! I just purchased and applied graphics from ArticFx since I wasn't crazy about the stock graphics. They came out really well - they have really good application instructions on their website and Jordan gave me some good tips as well. I didn't go with the camo but here's the link with pics of how my sled came out.
http://www.ty4stroke.com/viewtopic.php?t=49554
Good luck!
http://www.ty4stroke.com/viewtopic.php?t=49554
Good luck!
YamaBert
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Thanks for the replies and links to his site....nice looking sled with those graphics K-pex....I found the urban camo graphics im looking for and probably am going to purchase those? Any others have these graphics on their sled that have pics I could see? Also how long did the whole process take you and how durable are these graphics in the snow, slush, etc?
K-APEX
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I haven't ridden with the graphics yet so I can't really comment about durability. What I can tell you is that they appear to be stuck on there for good,,, and I mean that in a good way. I really have no concerns about them ripping or coming off.
I took my time applying them because I wasn't in a hurry and didn't want to screw anything up. I did my hood in the basement over two nights. I started with one of my smallest decals as they are easier to apply than the larger ones. The decals on the hood are a wet application so that makes it a bit easier since you can move them around a little. I did the rest of the decals in my heated garage. You could probably put them all on in 2 hours or so. I wasn't in a hurry so I took my time and enjoyed!!
I took my time applying them because I wasn't in a hurry and didn't want to screw anything up. I did my hood in the basement over two nights. I started with one of my smallest decals as they are easier to apply than the larger ones. The decals on the hood are a wet application so that makes it a bit easier since you can move them around a little. I did the rest of the decals in my heated garage. You could probably put them all on in 2 hours or so. I wasn't in a hurry so I took my time and enjoyed!!
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