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I don't think so about the reinforced tunnel and skid below.... it's suppose to be the standard one with just blue color.
 
I don't think so about the reinforced tunnel and skid below.... it's suppose to be the standard one with just blue color.

Doesn't mention tunnel. But does reference RR suspension
  • Dual Shock SR 137 Race Rear Suspension
    The drop-link style Dual Shock SR 137 Race rear suspension is a competition-grade strengthened version of the standard Dual Shock SR suspension package. It is the next generation result of years of punishment and development in snocross and cross-country competition. This “crossover” suspension offers premium bump compliance and control on trail, additional bump bridging capabilities thanks to its stretched length, and additional floatation and traction for occasional off-trail use. The SR 137 is a “coupled” suspension that utilizes a unique “sliding” front arm mount. With up to half-inch of movement at the front arm “slot”, the system allows the suspension to deliver controlled (reduced) ski-lift during acceleration while still retaining front arm bump compliance.
 
Doesn't mention tunnel. But does reference RR suspension
  • Dual Shock SR 137 Race Rear Suspension
    The drop-link style Dual Shock SR 137 Race rear suspension is a competition-grade strengthened version of the standard Dual Shock SR suspension package. It is the next generation result of years of punishment and development in snocross and cross-country competition. This “crossover” suspension offers premium bump compliance and control on trail, additional bump bridging capabilities thanks to its stretched length, and additional floatation and traction for occasional off-trail use. The SR 137 is a “coupled” suspension that utilizes a unique “sliding” front arm mount. With up to half-inch of movement at the front arm “slot”, the system allows the suspension to deliver controlled (reduced) ski-lift during acceleration while still retaining front arm bump compliance.
wow! I forgot these details since a signed mine in power surge la spring. It time I get mine soon ! Hahaha [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23] thanks to bring back in right...
 
I don't think so about the reinforced tunnel and skid below.... it's suppose to be the standard one with just blue color.
Hmm it's been a while but when I was at the spring snowmobile show there was a LTX and another model can't remember and the rep told
Me it had a reinforced tunnel and you could clearly see it on the LTX but not the other model but now I can't remember what exactly it was
 
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"Competition grade etc"
 
Ya maybe that's what it was I think it was the running boards now that I honk about it that was reinforced or had a thicker material
 
Yea. But they have stated this and that before also. When they hit the floor things changed. Being that powersports1 has both models I'm wondering if there is indeed a difference they can confirm?
 
gear ratio changed....but nothing in the description posted above has changed...powesports1 probably doesnt have the time to examine the skid and compare....we didnt buy our machines from them....nice enough of him to even take the time to post for us....its in the literature these are the differences between the models i.e. this is what you get for the extra $$ you paid for....its coming on our machines.
 


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