Has anyone ever installed ft swaybar on Viper m????
Just curious if it would add some stability , Not much for mountains
here on prairies. I am finding sled a lil more tippy whith Boss seat
Higher center of gravity + I gained 30lbs+ from last yr
Just curious if it would add some stability , Not much for mountains
here on prairies. I am finding sled a lil more tippy whith Boss seat
Higher center of gravity + I gained 30lbs+ from last yr
I have everything to widen your sled out to the normal width and a sway bar with all hardware.
So more to it than just boltin on a swaybar from Viper S ?
Specs show ski stance 38.6" on Mountain VS 42.1" on Viper S .
Didnt think about that ....Thought Viper M was just missin swaybar???
Too Much work involved
Jim
Specs show ski stance 38.6" on Mountain VS 42.1" on Viper S .
Didnt think about that ....Thought Viper M was just missin swaybar???
Too Much work involved
Jim
It would lower your front end down an inch or two at the same time making the sled handle better
if the brackets are on your trailing arms, would a mtn max stabilizer work? same ski spread as the mtn viper.
denali said:
I have a 2003 viper longtracked to 136 with the wide stance and stabilizer bar. I'll do you a favor and trade you sleds straight across! No work involved! lol!
Lifesagarden
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I found it felt tipsy at first a swell... Biggest help was a good riser setup. The increase in riser always you to ride it the way the sled and seat are designed to. The minute you added that seat it went from a sit down machine to a get off your a$$ and ride he rails machine.
IMO
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