billbies
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Any help please my wife is 110 lbs soaking wet and riding her ltx se she is getting bucked around even on the softest settings I have the front skid shock setup dang close but have narrowed it down to the rear torsions now is their a part number for a softer torsion spring that we can put on it to help soften up the rear?
I know revalving is the best but we are now in season and sending them out to revalve may lose us a weekend where as in an hour or 2 i can have these on and ready
Thank you for any help
I know revalving is the best but we are now in season and sending them out to revalve may lose us a weekend where as in an hour or 2 i can have these on and ready
Thank you for any help
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Call Hygear and get the soft springs for the rear. I have the dual rate springs for the front and center as well---best thing I did. ( except for the turbo!!!)
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I know Studroes got a lighter set thru Arctic Cat........Any help please my wife is 110 lbs soaking wet and riding her ltx se she is getting bucked around even on the softest settings I have the front skid shock setup dang close but have narrowed it down to the rear torsions now is their a part number for a softer torsion spring that we can put on it to help soften up the rear?
I know revalving is the best but we are now in season and sending them out to revalve may lose us a weekend where as in an hour or 2 i can have these on and ready
Thank you for any help
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I would really look for someone close to do the revalve.I dont think you will be able to get it where you want with just the springs.
billbies
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I'm going to do springs first in the off seasonI will revalve but need softer springs now
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I put softer ones on my ltx se last year, it was a bandaid, sounds like you know that already, but now since I got my shocks revalved I'm very happy I have the softer springs for my own personnel preference.
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You'll need to order these through an arctic cat dealer as they are a cat part. You'll notice them to be a bit softer and will loosen up with some miles, but ultimately what the ltx se NEEDS is shocks revalved.
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You'll need to order these through an arctic cat dealer as they are a cat part. You'll notice them to be a bit softer and will loosen up with some miles, but ultimately what the ltx se NEEDS is shocks revalved.
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My friends gf is 110lbs too. And the part numbers listed are great! She picked up a 14 LTX and was getting bucked around pretty good this wknd.. she knows to revalve, but I don't think softer springs could hurt either.
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The softer springs alone will help over the small choppys and give a bit more weight transfer, other than that I didn't notice any other gains, the biggest gain is getting proper shock valving.
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