RowdyRoddy
Expert
- Joined
- Nov 4, 2007
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- 244
- Location
- Corner Brook, Newfoundland, Canada
- Website
- www.westernsnoriders.ca
Spacers are not hard to install. They are tapered and you will have to "work" them on. Few "sodas" and on they go.
Stuckless, you ever head over to the west coast, let me know. Be happy to take you for a run into the hills.
RR
Stuckless, you ever head over to the west coast, let me know. Be happy to take you for a run into the hills.
RR
BombaPolaYama
TY 4 Stroke Master
fiddlersgreen said:Stuckless316, I ordered mine from hiperf.com. Had them in about 10 days. The way the forecast looks you will have them in lots of time.
Should be able to get them through any shop that deals in Kimpex stuff.
And yes to the person who asked, there is a 3 position clicker available.
stuckless316
Extreme
RR,
I might take u up on ur offer. I wont be home till the 20th, but I am planning on coming out ur way one of the weekends I am home. Stay tuned!
I might take u up on ur offer. I wont be home till the 20th, but I am planning on coming out ur way one of the weekends I am home. Stay tuned!
CLARS2006
Extreme
- Joined
- Jan 24, 2009
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- Location
- East / Central Newfoundland
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- Country
- Canada
- Snowmobile
- 08 Venture Lite
BombaPolaYama said:fiddlersgreen said:Stuckless316, I ordered mine from hiperf.com. Had them in about 10 days. The way the forecast looks you will have them in lots of time.
Should be able to get them through any shop that deals in Kimpex stuff.
And yes to the person who asked, there is a 3 position clicker available.
BombaPolaYama, Just wondering what setting you are running your x clickers on? Ordered from Kimpex today. BTW Kimpex has lots of Yamaha Clear but Blue Yamaha is limited. Still waiting for my Arrow Ski's hopefully get them soon.
BombaPolaYama
TY 4 Stroke Master
I tried them on the 3rd setting first but still bottomed out with a passenger on; so I just adjusted them to the 4th setting last night but haven't tried them yet. Seems like there is a big difference between 3 and 4 so hopefully it works w/o putting too much strain on the spring!
hearnoevil
Expert
Did you buy this because of your seat jack?
I'm wondering if I need it.
I'm wondering if I need it.
BombaPolaYama
TY 4 Stroke Master
Sorry, don't quite understand your question.hearnoevil said:
Not really a seat jack on the VL as they are built for two-up riding with the extra seat included. But yeah, it is because of the extra weight of two-up riding in my case that I'm trying them. I know some guys use these on Phazers as well and only need them in the 3rd position. (do a search and you will find info on that) What are you riding?
The x-click is a 4- position suspension block made from billet aluminum that gives the ability to put more tension on the spring to reduce the bottoming on harsh bumps.
hearnoevil
Expert
Sorry, I meant it towards RR, he has a seat jack on his, wonder if it was bottoming out.
Where did you get these parts too?
Where did you get these parts too?
BombaPolaYama
TY 4 Stroke Master
Tried the X-clickers on the 4th setting for a two-up ride last night and it didn't bottom as before on the same type of bumps as it did on the the 3rd setting. Hope the springs hold up.CLARS2006 said:
Another good improvement to the VL.
I have the A-arm bushing on order as well and considering other products. Also, going to try a shim on my ski rubbers next as it seems darting is more of a problem this year for some reason.
hearnoevil,
Got my dealer to order them from Kimpex.
