I just got my revalved shocks on my viper from Pioneer, and next week I'm riding with 9 ski doos in WI, all of which want to race me if we get a nice open lake. I'm normally indifferent to brands and not very loyal but this time is different, I really want to win!
I normally like the sled to handle on rails and use very little transfer but last year I lost to a rev 600HO because I had zero traction, bad start, not enough lake to pass, etc. This year I have 192 new studs, the shock revalve, and a little more snap from a tempaflow.
I have the sled set up to PP's reccomendation from the shock revalve which is limit straps at 1". I do have hand adjustable control rod nuts but would rather not get off my sled and adjust them in front of everyone.
What would be your reccomendation for a good trail set up that launches hard? Thanks
I normally like the sled to handle on rails and use very little transfer but last year I lost to a rev 600HO because I had zero traction, bad start, not enough lake to pass, etc. This year I have 192 new studs, the shock revalve, and a little more snap from a tempaflow.
I have the sled set up to PP's reccomendation from the shock revalve which is limit straps at 1". I do have hand adjustable control rod nuts but would rather not get off my sled and adjust them in front of everyone.
What would be your reccomendation for a good trail set up that launches hard? Thanks
I just measured my control rod gap and its 50/50 right now, I may but them as low as I can and see how that works, hopefully it won't pull the skis to far off the ground coming out of a corner!
Viper2002
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If you want a killer hole shot what I did was cut about a 1/2 inch off the brackets that hold the controll rods.
Now when it is on full transfer it will pull the skis off the ground on command.
Now when it is on full transfer it will pull the skis off the ground on command.