Boost-It Viper
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Hello all, going to do some updates to my 2014 Boost-It viper. It has the low boost kit. No head shim or engine mods. Currently has the ZBroz 38" front suspension still with the factory 2014 spindles. Looking at upgrading to the 2016 spindle. Just wondering who else has done this modification and how much improvement it made in the steering and handling. Also going to upgrade the front track shock spring with a Zbroz spring to help eliminate the heavy steering.
The other mods on the sled are 174" X 3" track with a baker rear suspension with ice age rails.
Cr racing tunnel and boards.
Looking for some input and what is working for you other viper owners.
The other mods on the sled are 174" X 3" track with a baker rear suspension with ice age rails.
Cr racing tunnel and boards.
Looking for some input and what is working for you other viper owners.
I believe SnoNinja did this. Maybe try PM'ing him.
Mtnviper
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I did the conversion on my 7000. I used the upper Z bros upper arm to fit the 2016 spindle (38" stance), stock Cat 38" lower arms and Cat/Yamaha mountain 2016 spindles.
It makes a noticeable improvement in being able to hold a side hill and is well worth the time/money to do the conversion IMO!
It makes a noticeable improvement in being able to hold a side hill and is well worth the time/money to do the conversion IMO!
Boost-It Viper
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Anyone running the barcode front end on their Sr viper?
