Powermadd 3" bar riser on Viper

[lsbufis]

Hey guys,

I was looking at a 3" bar riser from Powermadd for my 04 Viper. Is this do-able without any cable extensions/re-routing?

Don't feel like being the hunchback of notre-dame lol!

 

[JDViper]

I did a 2". That is about all I would do without extensions. Others may have done more, but It's close. 2" made a huge difference...

 

[lsbufis]

cool! I'll do a 2" then to be safe.

thanks!

 

[lsbufis]

I'm assuming that the Viper has a flat top post?

this one will work?

http://powermadd.com/products/nonpivotriserblocks.html

2" PM15505

thanks!

 

[viperking]

Hey, I have a 2" powermadd block like the one above from a viper for sale. $20 plus shipping. Let me know if you are interested Thanks

 

[thefindian]

I just put a 4" power madd riser on a moutain max and it just made it, the hyd. brake line is at the max when I turn all the way left but its fine.

 

[viperking]

I believe the mrn sleds had longer cables on them. I think 2-3 is the max you can go without buying the mtn cables for a viper

 

[Suprx125]

I put on a RSI 3" angled riser with no probs.

 

[lsbufis]

Can i safely do 3" without extensions???? is this possible or will the sled accelerate when i turn..

 

[SRX500kid]

i put a powermadd 2in on my sxr500 and was great i think 3 is a little much!

 

[Backwoods M Max]

I had a 2" rise powermadd block on my mountain max. I found that there was too much push back from the bars and I was almost falling off the back of the sled. If you want to stand up ride try swapping your bars, start with a t-post, then straight risers then a shallow rise bar like I did