Adjustable helix ??


dont waste your money. great concept but really doesnt work like you think. had them, sold them. no replacement for properly tuning. shockwave is a band-aid in my opinion.
 
snowdad4 said:
dont waste your money. great concept but really doesnt work like you think. had them, sold them. no replacement for properly tuning. shockwave is a band-aid in my opinion.
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Pretty much what I figured. I'm currently trying to work on like three different setups...lake, trail and drag all for the same sled. Just wondered if this thing would save me buying three helixes. Also, testing is the biggest thing and sometimes things don't work as planned! Thus, money can be wasted on buying parts that don't work out. A little more adjustability is something I would pay for. Let's say for example that I find the perfect angle for my "lake setup". Would this helix perform as well as a regular helix? Not looking for something that I can adjust on the fly but more something that I can use with three completely different setups. Quality helixes are around 130$ a pop.
Thanks for your input

Jason
 
Would be cheaper just to buy 3 used secondaries and helixs and set them for each setup you wanna run
 
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