Stock Transfer Rods

[427cobra]

Can you guys tell me if these are stock Transfer Rods?

Thanks!

 

[snowdad4]

not stock for a 99 sx, not benders, nor are they max performance. i have seen that style before but cant recall the manufacturer.

 

[427cobra]

Any tips on adjusting these...?? Follow the same procedure as stock??

Thanks!

 

[snowdad4]

just a stab, but you will either rotate those adjuster nuts apart for a specified gap between the two for increased/decreased transfer or there will be some sort of graduation lines on the shaft to set the nuts at to achieve results.

 

[427cobra]

hmmm well Ill have to take a closer look.

any other information on these would be appreciated!!

Thanks

 

[musselman]

Those look like stock viper transfer rods.

 

[stein700sx]

Those sure look like my stock Viper transfer rods. And yes there are adjustable. There are a few reference grooves on the rods to set the length.

 

[super1c]

Those sure look like my stock Viper transfer rods. And yes there are adjustable. There are a few reference grooves on the rods to set the length.

I agree with stein. If they are viper transfer rods they will have 4 groves. 1 being on top (closest to tunnel) 4th (closest to rear axle). So grove one will be most weight transfer, and 4th least. 3erd is standard on viper.

 

[427cobra]

Any recommedations for my SX??

Thanks

 

[super1c]

I guess just go with 3 and adjust as you ride. To tell ya the truth I could never really tell a difference on any setting with my type of riding. I keep the front heavy and run studs so i stick to the ice. Ive tried them all. But if ya wana lift the front end or drag they will help if adjusted right.

 

[427cobra]

Thanks,

I am planning on letting my wife ride this sled. So I wont notice the difference either..haha

Ive been going through the suspens following BTV's suspension suggestions. Just looking to get the softest/best ride for her.

Going on vacation so Ill be taking a break from working on the sled for a week or so...