matthew eurich
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- Freeland/Gaylord MI
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- USA
- Snowmobile
- 2011 Venture, 2000 SX700, 2016 SRViper RTX-DX
Anyone tried twisted springs on an Viper? I am a trail rider and I have a R-TX DX which I love riding but occasionally I bottom out I think a 2 stage spring might be worth a try especially on the back. What effect will it have on the front
SnoNinja
aka "Plan B"
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- Gaylord, Michigan
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- USA
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- 2015 Viper LTX-LE
2016 Vector LE For my Bride
2007 Phazer GT, 136" Stretch.
2002 SXR600 (still own)
1997 SX600 (sold)
1997 XT500 (sold)
2013 Can-Am Maverick 1000XRS
2006 Dodge Charger RT - Top Banana Daytona
You should already have dual rate on center shock. I believe 16s came that way. Rear are torsions.
A simple revalve of both rear shocks is what you need if it’s a hard bottoming.. I believe I have the best package out there. $80 per shock and upgrade center shock scraper to help keep water out. Can call me (920)323-1973 or look up C27 Shock Doc on Facebook for more info. Thanks
