marc001
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What would be a good comfort shock for the rear skid on a 2022 Sidewinder STX GT? I only ride groomed trails and rarely use the two up with passenger, just trying to get it close to how my LTX LE rode.
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You can order QS3-rs from Country Cat
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Thank you. I wasn't sure with that sled being a two up if the shocks were still same length or mounted different because of the extra weight. I will give Country Cat a call.You can order QS3-rs from Country Cat
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Lets double check with Steve. @cannondale27Thank you. I wasn't sure with that sled being a two up if the shocks were still same length or mounted different because of the extra weight. I will give Country Cat a call.
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Shocks are the same but I gotta think the torsion springs are stiffer on the 2 up set up. I would highly recommend the correct torsion springs for your weight.
Correct Denny,, I called Carver because I was going to do a 137-146 conversion and they do not offer a rear shock for that skid length.
Not to say nobody does but the rear shock is the same length on all 146" models. The front however is the same on all skid lengths and all models
Not to say nobody does but the rear shock is the same length on all 146" models. The front however is the same on all skid lengths and all models
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I put the torsion spring relocate kit on the sled last year and it did soften it some. I was trying different settings on the suspension last season but there wasn't much of a season to test it on( lack of snow). I will look into the correct torsion springs for my weight which is about 160# fully suited up.Shocks are the same but I gotta think the torsion springs are stiffer on the 2 up set up. I would highly recommend the correct torsion springs for your weight.
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