914rippy
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Hello, I'm going thru hyflax every 500 miles on my SRX since I long traveled it. It is wearing especially bad at the bend in the rail. Wondering if I should add a marginial wheel kit or add bigger idler wheels, read somewhere that a polaris idler wheel would work but cant remember size and part number. ANY ideas?? thanks
DARV
Life Member
hi fax wear
pull up limter straps to 42mm and put in the extra wheel kit in
pull up limter straps to 42mm and put in the extra wheel kit in
914rippy
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hyflax
does that mean tighten the straps or loosen?
does that mean tighten the straps or loosen?
daman
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tighten
914rippy
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thanks for quick reply... measure 42mm from top of bolt or from bottom thread up? thanks again.
thanks for quick reply... measure 42mm from top of bolt or from bottom thread up? thanks again.
mrviper700
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have ya replaced the bottom transfer rod spacer to a 2.5 mm thick unit?
914rippy
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No I havent.. would that make a big difference? thanks
mrviper700 said:have ya replaced the bottom transfer rod spacer to a 2.5 mm thick unit?
No I havent.. would that make a big difference? thanks
mrviper700
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ya, it will even out the skid, taking some of the load off the front of the rails.
you still need a marginal snow wheel kit at the curve
you still need a marginal snow wheel kit at the curve
monkylover
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2000srx
Is hyflax the same thing as slider. If so i have the same problem on my stock 2000srx. Does anybody know about good suspension upgrades maybe m-10 or the long travel kit.
Is hyflax the same thing as slider. If so i have the same problem on my stock 2000srx. Does anybody know about good suspension upgrades maybe m-10 or the long travel kit.
daman
New member
monkylover said:Is hyflax the same thing as slider. If so i have the same problem on my stock 2000srx. Does anybody know about good suspension upgrades maybe m-10 or the long travel kit.
Yes it's the same,,Try to loosen up your track some and pull up your
limiter straps a little,,and make shure you get in some powder once and
awile wile your riding,,This year is a bad year for hyfaxes because of the
low snow conditions.
JERSEYJOE
Member
Srx Burning Slides
I had this same problem when it was new. Like what has been already said, tighten up the limiter strap until there is 1 1/4 inch of thread showing. If you are NOT running studs you can run the track a lot looser than the book tells you to. I run mine at about 1 1/2 inches of slop in the middle. I get over 1500 miles on them now without any additional wheels.
I had this same problem when it was new. Like what has been already said, tighten up the limiter strap until there is 1 1/4 inch of thread showing. If you are NOT running studs you can run the track a lot looser than the book tells you to. I run mine at about 1 1/2 inches of slop in the middle. I get over 1500 miles on them now without any additional wheels.
DARV
Life Member
hi fax
I have over 3,000 miles and going instead of using hifax style 20 use hi fax style 18 it not as think and with stock wheel it will give you some room between hi-fax and track also I use teflon slides and they work great .
I have over 3,000 miles and going instead of using hifax style 20 use hi fax style 18 it not as think and with stock wheel it will give you some room between hi-fax and track also I use teflon slides and they work great .
daman
New member
Also,some times they wear to a certain point then stop, then your good
to go.
to go.
JERSEYJOE
Member
Daman Is Right
I agree sometimes they wear to the line and stop for a LOOOOOG time. I have seen people get all bent out of shape before the wear hits the line. These are the same peole that panic on a trip in the middle of a trip trying to find slides to change. I was with a guy once on a SRX that REFUSED to ride his sled and the slides were better than the ones I started the trip with!
I agree sometimes they wear to the line and stop for a LOOOOOG time. I have seen people get all bent out of shape before the wear hits the line. These are the same peole that panic on a trip in the middle of a trip trying to find slides to change. I was with a guy once on a SRX that REFUSED to ride his sled and the slides were better than the ones I started the trip with!
SRX7
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Bingo, people freak out when they see their slides wear fast in the first few miles. They will do that then stop. Ive had mine on for God knows 3000 km's and they are fine. If they have worn to the metal rail then thats a different story.JERSEYJOE said:I agree sometimes they wear to the line and stop for a LOOOOOG time. I have seen people get all bent out of shape before the wear hits the line. These are the same peole that panic on a trip in the middle of a trip trying to find slides to change. I was with a guy once on a SRX that REFUSED to ride his sled and the slides were better than the ones I started the trip with!