xt_gt
TY 4 Stroke Junkie
well i took off my sway bar this past weekend & pumped up my shocks to 100 psi.
all i can say is, i love it.
i mainly trail ride & once & a while go off trail when there's an opportunity.
doesn't have too much body roll as i thought. the only time it leans good is when you let of the gas quick going into a sharp turn.
the skiis don't have anymore inside ski lift than stock. if not less. (depending on riding style)
also, when they do lift, the skiis don't slap down hard when you try & correct it. you can come back down with less effort as the shock is doing more of the work.
i can giv'er going in the corners with minimal body roll.
i figure i'd try it since the sway bar was bent anyways from last year.
just one less thing to get caught on objects you can't see buried in the snow.
all i can say is, i love it.
i mainly trail ride & once & a while go off trail when there's an opportunity.
doesn't have too much body roll as i thought. the only time it leans good is when you let of the gas quick going into a sharp turn.
the skiis don't have anymore inside ski lift than stock. if not less. (depending on riding style)
also, when they do lift, the skiis don't slap down hard when you try & correct it. you can come back down with less effort as the shock is doing more of the work.
i can giv'er going in the corners with minimal body roll.
i figure i'd try it since the sway bar was bent anyways from last year.
just one less thing to get caught on objects you can't see buried in the snow.
marpolsdofer
TY 4 Stroke Guru
I am glad to see you thought off it to. I removed my sway bar today and I am going to find something is close to a XC course.
I am also going to run the bar upside down and above the lower a-arm.
I just noticed alot cat riders this weekend removed them.
I am also going to run the bar upside down and above the lower a-arm.
I just noticed alot cat riders this weekend removed them.
