kinger
VIP Member
Awesome man, sorry I missed ya at haydays I walked by the very first minute we got there on our way into the gate and then we were there will 7pm!
kinger said:
No worries kinger. Make sure you let me know when you are going to get up to Wisconsin or Michigan. We get up there 4-5 times a year. We'll see if we can cross paths and meet up for that cold one.
Scott
kinger
VIP Member
Sounds great will do! 
NyTrOMaNIaC
TY 4 Stroke Master
scmurs said:Hey all,
I've got the rider forward steering post relocator kit installed, but everytime I think about rolling the sled out to take a picture of it, it's raining. I really like the way it feels. It's going to be hard to quantify in pictures, but it makes the steering rotate on a "flatter" plane relative to the ground and keeps the bars away from your knees and gas tank when turning.
It was great to meet you too ralger. I think I hid all of the "top secret" stuff before you arrived, so you're more than welcome to comment on anything you saw.
We've had a lot of interest in the rail extensions for use with the stock wheels vs the 8" two wheel kit shown above and those are the parts that I am finishing up on now. They should be up on our website next week. I hope I made enough
Gonna be doing the 121-144 extensions with the 6 degree tip up shortly.
Thanks for all of the feedback. Really appreciate it.
Now, if Mother Nature will hold back on some of this rain and turn it into snow come December.......excited, all I can say, excited.
Scott
scmurs
Hey Scott !
Any chance you can post a pic of the relocator kit installed on the RTX and show a side by side comparison over stock ? Duds look good btw !
Appreciate it
Not the best picture, but I think this will show you what you are looking for:
scmurs
scmurs
NyTrOMaNIaC
TY 4 Stroke Master
scmurs said:Not the best picture, but I think this will show you what you are looking for:
scmurs
Wow, that was fast, Thanks ! Exactly what I was looking for
yamahadude9
Newbie
I have a 08 nytro and have been considering the 121-136 conversion although im concerned about having to remove the driveshaft. How difficult of a job is it ?
yamahadude9 said:
It's a very straight forward project on your sled. In fact, the Nytro is probably the easiest sled I've worked on for a track swap.
Allen Ulmer did a really nice step by step thread that you can find here:
http://www.ty4stroke.com/viewtopic.php?t=47824
Thanks,
Scott
yamahadude9
Newbie
scmurs said:
very good to know, great thread ulmer put up, thanks for the help buddy !
nytrolovin
Veteran
will you be making any rail extensions for m10 rails?
