Yes and then No. So early on in the years of 18, 19, 20 and 21 I struggled with the balance on my 18 LTX LE. The best setup was a Bill Mohr center spring, in my opinion it was like a teeter toter. When you mashed the gas out of a corner the skis would be off the ground just enough you didn't have control and when you let off the gas it planted those skis hard. After the 21 season I had enough and decided on major changes to the entire suspension. On recommendations from this site, I contacted John Sherrod. Game changer, on his recommendations I now have a well-balanced sled that I could use the power coming out of a corner and it didn't nosedive letting off the gas. I guess in answering your question a stock machine poorly setup has too much snap coming out of a corner. A well-balanced suspension and tuned sled will handle your snap coming out of any corner. I will be installing the same front springs, center spring, torsion springs, limiter strap and a little tuning on the QS3'r shocks on the new 25 that I did to my 18. It is that good! Oh, and I will be tuning it with the Hurricane 240 SS SM tune.
