Hi guys, I just purchased a 2000 SRX with a Bender Big Bore 835 kit. Sled is absolutely mint. I have always wanted a SRX and this is the one. My current fleet consists of a 2006 Apex GT with MPI Super Charger and 144 Extention. Had a 2002 Viper, nice but not enough HP And suspension was way too stiff. I just got very lucky and found this SRX from a good buddy of mine. My only beef is the lack of suspension. I Like the Apex but can't ride without race fuel. Can't go too far. Also a heavy pig. I am looking at an Expert X rear suspension for the SRX. Looking for feed back. Or if anyone has any other suggestions it would be appreciated. What other mods to front suspension do I have to make to make it work? This SRX is close to the Apex on the Lake. SRX is set up perfectly. 
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gutterboy2ca
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get ahold of Scott(BETHEVIPER) he's got just the ticket for you(and Me) sitting in the shop on floor...I just can,t afford it or would be putting it in mine today,lol....
How do i get get a hold of (Bethviper).
bluemonster1
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you can PM him first
JERSEYJOE
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Betherviper
10-4 on BETHEVIPER. Scott is an awesome guy.
My 2Cents on the suspension.
Without spending a ton of money here is a good solution:
1. Make the stock SRX long travel with Viper spec shocks and limiter strap
2. If available get a front widening kit from Pioneer Performance and the Viper shock mounts from BETHEVIPER to run the longer Viper spec shock up front and repalce the trailing arms with Viper units ( stronger spindles)
3. Run Apex front skis
All of this will not cost a ton of $$$$ since Viper shocks are cheap. If you are looking beyond this then a replacement suspension such as Expert or M-10 will be great.
I did 1 , 2 , and 3 above and used all Ohlins shocks along with a small bar riser and now the SRX is where it should have been out of the box.
10-4 on BETHEVIPER. Scott is an awesome guy.
My 2Cents on the suspension.
Without spending a ton of money here is a good solution:
1. Make the stock SRX long travel with Viper spec shocks and limiter strap
2. If available get a front widening kit from Pioneer Performance and the Viper shock mounts from BETHEVIPER to run the longer Viper spec shock up front and repalce the trailing arms with Viper units ( stronger spindles)
3. Run Apex front skis
All of this will not cost a ton of $$$$ since Viper shocks are cheap. If you are looking beyond this then a replacement suspension such as Expert or M-10 will be great.
I did 1 , 2 , and 3 above and used all Ohlins shocks along with a small bar riser and now the SRX is where it should have been out of the box.