Suspension ltx se

[Lucas Plaia]

I have been reading some of the threads on here. I came across one that talked about removing the plastic block or blocks from the rear suspension. I have a turbo in my sled and get no lift on the skies. It also feels like there is no play. I'm kind of a wheelie nut and was disappointed when I hit the throttle and no wheelie. Now I'm not saying I wanna go crazy but a little wheelie would be fun lol. So any suggestions would be great. Thanks for all that read this.

 

[cannondale27]

What year?

 

[Lucas Plaia]

2014

 

[cannondale27]

SKid shocks revalved and Blocks on one. But with turbo it should easily wheelie as long as there is some traction.

 

[Dirtbikekid1998]

I still could never catwalk myn even after a revalve. took the blocks out and left the shaft in and i can have the skis come up a foot whenever i want!

 

[cannondale27]

Cripes would think with turbo it would be so easy! Guess 137 is like a wheelie bar.

 

[Dirtbikekid1998]

Cripes would think with turbo it would be so easy! Guess 137 is like a wheelie bar.

Yup pretty much. Last year I don't think the skis ever left the ground... With revalve, turbo, and blocks removed I think it is absolutely perfect!


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[Lucas Plaia]

Yup pretty much. Last year I don't think the skis ever left the ground... With revalve, turbo, and blocks removed I think it is absolutely perfect!


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Where are these blocks located at?

 

[Dirtbikekid1998]

They are black square blocks called transfer blocks. They are located right in front or the rear axle on the skid (only rtx or ltx models) they are only slid on that shaft so just un bolt it and pull them off if u want more transfer.


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[Lucas Plaia]

They are black square blocks called transfer blocks. They are located right in front or the rear axle on the skid (only rtx or ltx models) they are only slid on that shaft so just un bolt it and pull them off if u want more transfer.


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So once I pull those blocks do I insert the rod back in? And thanks for the help. And last thing would Changing the suspension block to medium help too? Thanks again!!!!

 

[cannondale27]

Yes put rod back in. Springs on soft allows more transfer so all the way soft.