WALKER EVANS 'NEEDLE' SHOCKS NOT AVAILABLE ON SNOWCHECKED 2019 PRO RMK'S
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I think the SKS may have the needles... I'll ask
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different days screenshots.
From March 6
From Today... "Needle" was corrected on the website.
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From March 6
From Today... "Needle" was corrected on the website.
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Regardless of what your snowcheck order says from your dealer... you will only get the WE Comp Adjustables, with 1/2" shafts and NO needle-feature, on your snow check pro RMK's in 2019. Not something you'll be able to debate come fall when you receive your snowcheck.
Assaults and SKS's I believe WILL have the "needle" shocks with the 5/8" shafts.
If you really want dont want the comp adj Piggybacks w/o the needle-feature... you should go to your dealer... and change your order to delete that feature and correct the contract total amount due, less the $499 for those shocks.
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Assaults and SKS's I believe WILL have the "needle" shocks with the 5/8" shafts.
If you really want dont want the comp adj Piggybacks w/o the needle-feature... you should go to your dealer... and change your order to delete that feature and correct the contract total amount due, less the $499 for those shocks.
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this is a complete bull**** move on Polaris, they need to at least give us piggy backs at no addition charge they completly **** us on all our trade in's because of there rebates including rzr rebates they could at least throw us some kind of bone after years of loyalty and going through all the years of there growing pains on learning how to build these sleds!!!!!!!
My 16 SKS had the small shaft non needles, but I switched them over to the needles.
Switched shocks or upgraded??
What was the cost on that?
Are you saying you changed out for Needle type shocks... our had your shocks upgraded to needles?
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What was the cost on that?
Are you saying you changed out for Needle type shocks... our had your shocks upgraded to needles?
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I changed them out for the needle type with different springs. It was a package from tri-city.
yes they advertised needle shocks so yes give us the needle shocks as advertised or at least substitute the piggy backs!!! pretty simple arithmetic!!!!
I also did not say that they owed me!!! I said they could at least throw us a bone!!!!
Definitive answer to the SKS shocks from Polaris Corporate.
All 2019 ProRMK's & SKS'.... SnowCheck and In-Season models come with ... NON-Needle WE Piggyback Comp adjustable.
The 2019 Assault's WILL have the needle shocks... same as before.
Despite what your dealer, DSM, or online-SnowCheck process may say to the contrary... this is what your sled will be delivered with.
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All 2019 ProRMK's & SKS'.... SnowCheck and In-Season models come with ... NON-Needle WE Piggyback Comp adjustable.
The 2019 Assault's WILL have the needle shocks... same as before.
Despite what your dealer, DSM, or online-SnowCheck process may say to the contrary... this is what your sled will be delivered with.
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Well done MH on all of this! It is people like yourself that keep these forum's going for the good. Remind me to stay out of keyboard battles with yourself, JJ and LH!
Polaris would never and did not intentionally make this mistake. Yes it was a mistake but they are human just like us and a mistake was made, carry on or change your selection between now and April 17th.
Really good conversations going on! Love it!
Polaris would never and did not intentionally make this mistake. Yes it was a mistake but they are human just like us and a mistake was made, carry on or change your selection between now and April 17th.
Really good conversations going on! Love it!
Second that, thanks for staying on top of this MH. I have, since this thread, gone and adjusted my snowcheck to just have the mono shocks.
My plan from the get go was to buy aftermarket shocks anyhow, but was originally thinking it would be easier to sell some needle shocks for a decent price. With them being shorter for the skinnier stance and not being needles, I decided to change plans and save some money up front. If the mono's sell, great, otherwise I'll have backups.
My plan from the get go was to buy aftermarket shocks anyhow, but was originally thinking it would be easier to sell some needle shocks for a decent price. With them being shorter for the skinnier stance and not being needles, I decided to change plans and save some money up front. If the mono's sell, great, otherwise I'll have backups.
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