yami1
Member
Need some opinions out there. Put a vector skid in me sx last year. Really raised the *** end as you can imagine. So Want to level out the front. Did the viper shocks on front but that didnt raise as much as i thought it would. SOOO these are my options as I see it. Put stock hanger 
mounts back on and put eyelet mounts on top of shock and mount it that way instead of the present fork style that is on viper shock. Or find me some longer shocks with the eyelets style on each end. Or was wondering if any of you know if by putting different spring in front would raise it up. SEE SNOPROKID6 put rev springs on his viper and was wondering if others have tried. Sent snopro a pm but havnt got a response. Any other opinions????
mounts back on and put eyelet mounts on top of shock and mount it that way instead of the present fork style that is on viper shock. Or find me some longer shocks with the eyelets style on each end. Or was wondering if any of you know if by putting different spring in front would raise it up. SEE SNOPROKID6 put rev springs on his viper and was wondering if others have tried. Sent snopro a pm but havnt got a response. Any other opinions????
You could find trailing arms for the sxr and other "wider stance" sleds and that should help with gaining some ground clearance. The SX's sat pretty low and only had about 6" of travel up front and the SxR's have more travel.. Do your home work shouldn't be to tough.
FJViper
New member
Check this out. Might give you some ideas..
http://www.totallyamaha.net/forums/showthread.php?t=81163
http://www.totallyamaha.net/forums/showthread.php?t=81163
sleddineinar
VIP Member
Get some Viper trailing arms & spindles!!! Their spindles are an inch or so taller.
staggs65
Moderator
I've got a set of mountain Viper trailing arms and spindles. $200 plus the ride.
yami1
Member
Bought some springs out of a rev today. Their like 12 3/4 in. long. Compared to the viper spring which is 9 3/4 in. This should pick up my front end a bit. Will post some pics when i get them in