kinger
VIP Member
^^^^Ahhh thats what I meant to say LOL...
stoutner said:Ride height can be lowered by eating a lot of cheesburgers and drinking a lot of beer...conversly, ride height can be raised by eating carrots and lots of aerobic exercise.
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You can however adjust the "sit-in" or sag by adjusting the preload on the shock/springs.
Haha--- now you're gettin' a little too technical-- not sure I'm to up to speed on the aerobics-lol
Have you installed yours yet? Was wondering if it's going to be do-able by myself or do I need help, thanks
zachalyse
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Do the plates install on the inside of the tunnel? Is that all that's involved in the mounting kit? Any interest in providing a template? 
kinger
VIP Member
Plate goes on the inside of teh tunnel and there are bushings that go on the inside of the ZX2 I assume they made it narrow to work in all sleds and then use these metal spacers to fill in the gap.
Tom-RX1
Expert
The spacers fill in the gap left by the cooling on rear tunnel so that the plate will not crush into the gaps when you tighten the bolts .
Tom-RX1
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kinger
VIP Member
I meant the big round bushings that go on the ends of the upper shaft of the ZX2, know what I mean?
stoutner
TY 4 Stroke Junkie
Millinocket Rocket 1 said:stoutner said:Ride height can be lowered by eating a lot of cheesburgers and drinking a lot of beer...conversly, ride height can be raised by eating carrots and lots of aerobic exercise.
You can however adjust the "sit-in" or sag by adjusting the preload on the shock/springs.
Haha--- now you're gettin' a little too technical-- not sure I'm to up to speed on the aerobics-lol
Have you installed yours yet? Was wondering if it's going to be do-able by myself or do I need help, thanks
You'll be able to install by yourself technically....But, you will need an extra set of hands to position the skid into place.
Tom-RX1
Expert
yup misunderstood sorry . yes there is just one base and different pacages that go with it .
Tom-RX1
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Pics of blue zx-2 in '02 Viper. Was a pretty easy install... ended up having to remove a few more rivets than planned, and was short about 8 rivets but no big deal. The front swingarm holes weren't cooperating very well when we tried to line them up, so we took off the limiter strap and it went smooth after that. The track tension seems pretty tight with the adjusters let all the way off but I'm sure I'm gonna have to run it, break it in, and re-adjust. Haven't even fired it up yet this season. I opened my trunk and found a plastic grocery with three apples(I think) from last season-- which were pretty RANK!
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ROCKRTX
TY 4 Stroke Junkie
Want to no what kind of shock is on that zx2 and the size of the wheel ( rear one are 8 inch ...the other one ),and wheel bearing #... ( 6250 or something else )?
Tom-RX1
Expert
It's going to be great . It rides like nothing i have been on before smooth as a babys bottom .
Tom-RX1
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ROCKRTX
TY 4 Stroke Junkie
ROCKRTX said:
Anybody no those information?
Grimm
TY 4 Stroke God
The back 4 wheels are 8 inch, with 6004 bearings.
There are also 6 135mm idlers with 6205 bearings.
Plus there are 2 120mm idlers with 6205 bearings also.
There are also 6 135mm idlers with 6205 bearings.
Plus there are 2 120mm idlers with 6205 bearings also.
ROCKRTX
TY 4 Stroke Junkie
Thanks Grimm for the info 
Do you know what brand of shock is on the ZX2?
Do you know what brand of shock is on the ZX2?
Grimm
TY 4 Stroke God
It's a new brand/style shock called the G-force. See info here: http://www.adboivin.com/home_adboivin.aspx