drew24
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Well I finally got her in. It makes such a big difference I cant even believe it. The only problem is it is lifting the skis off the ground. I adjusted the limiter shorter and it still does it. I can go one more hole but I'm thinking it probably has something to do with the transfer rod. When I took it apart it looked rough inside and I don't think it had parts in it anymore. I will fix for next year. The tunnel extension is something I just threw together so it is not going to be permanent. I plan on going through the whole sled this summer. I should get to try this skid out for 2 or 3 days and then it is supposed to warm up. Anyways thanks everyone for your help in me getting this installed. So far I only have about $550 in skid,track,bushing kit and brackets. Not bad I don't think.
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leave the limiter alone, put it back. The transfer rod is what controls it.
What did this skid do to your speed and acceleration?
drew24
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I'm not sure how to adjust the transfer rod yet. I'm guessing it is similar to the pro action. Thanks. It makes sense because it didn't really do anything when I shortened the limiter.
drew24
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So far acceleration seems better and I think it will get better when I get the suspension setup properly and top speed seems pretty much the same or more, but the track is shorter lug and not studded compared to my other track.