Poor Man Coupler and Wheelie control

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knocksum

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• May 14, 2018

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Installing a camso x3 track this summer. I want to keep the skis down and not spend alot. What has worked for you? I have searched and came up with a couple options.


3/4 skid setback as seen in the thread below - Post #18

https://www.snowest.com/forum/showthread.php?t=416648

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Poor Man's coupler

 

Teth-Air

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Works great only not easy to adjust. Here is an easier way.

http://www.sourceinnovations.ca/product/source-innovations-ltd-polaris-axys-163-suspension-coupler/

About 3/4 price shown if you are buying with US dollars.

 

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Teth-Air said:

Works great only not easy to adjust. Here is an easier way.

http://www.sourceinnovations.ca/product/source-innovations-ltd-polaris-axys-163-suspension-coupler/

About 3/4 price shown if you are buying with US dollars.

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Your products are great but I just want to spend minimal cash.

 

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I can fully understand not wanting to spend a lot. After having ARC, it would be really tough to give it up though.

Moderate hill with moguls, one click to keep her under control. In the trees and need ski lift, then no clicks. Spring snow and steeper than I thought, grab both clicks. Trails are rough coming in, give it a click.

I will adjust mine as I go through terrain. Plus the infinite adjustment of the air shock.... even some of my stock buddies run it.

 

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The Arc from Skinz is a lil pricey but I highly recommend it. I have had mine 2yrs now and lovin it

 

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Crank up the spring pre-load on the rear track shock. Costs ZERO and will do exactly what your looking to do.

This is the only change I did on my old pros when I went from the 2.4" to a 3"

The ride will suffer if you have to ride any trails, but it will keep the front end down.

 

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knocksum said:

Installing a camso x3 track this summer. I want to keep the skis down and not spend alot. What has worked for you? I have searched and came up with a couple options.


3/4 skid setback as seen in the thread below - Post #18

https://www.snowest.com/forum/showthread.php?t=416648

OR

Poor Man's coupler

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Pretty sure that's my photo.
I took that strap off a couple years ago.