ovalracer
New member
i have a 97' 700 SX and was wondering how many of you guys run the swaybars or do you take them off.
kysledneck
New member
From what I have read if you trail ride leave on ,if you ride in deep mountain snow & carve remove.
03viperguy
Moderator
exactly! QFT!kysledneck said:
whats qft?? anyway was thinking about it as well, i rode a artic cat sno-pro 600 without one and it wasn't tippy, although the springs were stiffer in the front than on my sled....CP
The guys I ride with have all pulled them out now. I haven't really noticed that big of difference in the cornering. I suppose if you really rail through the trails then you would, but we tend to take it pretty relaxed so we don't run into some one trying to rail through the woods. Works great for what we do though. I think we've done half a dozen or so now.
Low speed tight turns are suicidal. I removed the swaybar from my 98 MSRX & with the narrow front end I allmost flipped er a few times trying to make some very tight turns. It is a lot more stable at higher speeds tho.
03viperguy
Moderator
QFT= Quoted For Truth!
ovalracer
New member
ok sounds good thanks guys, i will be doing more aggresive ditch and trail riding so i think i will leave it on
03viperguy
Moderator
anyone make a more aggresive bar for the viper?? 2000srx, you make one?
blueblooded
Member
Millinocket Rocket
New member
they're calling them a torsion bar -- is this the same as sway bar?blueblooded said:
yamahadane
New member
how do you remove that sway bar?? it seems like it would be kind of difficult...
n2oiroc
New member
snotek also makes them.
03viperguy
Moderator
ahh, looks real nice! what is the stock bar diameter? trying to compare the 2 bars 
blueblooded
Member
Millinocket Rocket said:
Yep,same thing.
