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extremedesigndave

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• Jan 17, 2010

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actually

you cut the main steering link at an angle to the bar mount, so the bars are level when the skis are straight, but yes the bars are a bit different in hight when you turn but you really do not notice, and when you are laying it over iy does not even matter

 

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• Jan 17, 2010

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the shaft goes down at angle right. so it the handlebar mount at an angle at the top so that the handlebars are level?

 

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Angle

I think it is about 10-15 degrees from 90, so yes, the steering shaft is about 4 inches off of center between the shock towers and dead center on the top, but you do mount the handle bars square and level with the machine when the skis are straight


Also the blue and orange sled in the posts has a REV seat and tank but he made his own steering column support also!


and one other thing,
you do have to cut some of the mag side shock tower aluminum but not a bunch, just add some support back in other places

 

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so there is an angle at the top so the bars are level

 

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Yup

Yes sir

 

ullose272

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• Jan 18, 2010

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gotcha. have you ridden it?

 

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extremedesigndave

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• Jan 18, 2010

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in the fields

but not in the hills yet, The snow has kinda sucked where i like to ride but we are going up on Friday with all four for test and tune weekend

 

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Upgraded my 440/121 to 700/144
700 non ves, 144 iceage rails, 2" challenger, big wheel kit, custom extension, etc

 

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Here`s my Edge..still going strong.

 

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Here`s my Edge..still going strong.

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hows the 900 kit compared to stock?

 

Volvokvaloya

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Much more power wich is easy to feel on the sled, havent got the best clutch setup yet but i will adjust it in dyno this week so then i will see how much rpm it will pull.

 

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Twins ( almost)

2002 -700 - 800 Mine and Hers

 

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As she sits right now.

 

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• Mar 26, 2010

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Testing clutch setup with my son on board

My wife is the photograph

 

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So I got me one of them short nose nascar edge's now...

In all seriousness... I was bombing down the trail having a good ol' time, stood up made sure the other side of the small hill was clear, hit the throttle got going about 70mph... WEEEEEEEE and for some reason the sled stood straight up, bounced off the rear rear bumper, and then went sailing into a tree.... I slid past.. I ended up stopping about 100-150ft past where the sled stopped... The sled was still airborn.. well just skimming the surface of the snow not really putting any weight down when it hit the tree. inthe second last pic near the top of the pic you can see the bottom of the hill...

 

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joshkoltes said:

1200 watercraft motor, 166 2.4 track, slp pipes, cmx belt drive, boss tanker seat, fabcraft modified tunnel, barkbuster front, powder pros, fabcraft steering relocater, 10 in idlers.

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I like the pipe set up. never seen that before. nice sled

 

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One I put together season before last..

 

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Is that a 144" ? In your opinion guys what track should i run for next year? I am thinking 159-162 range...

 

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2002 700 snowcheck / 144

 

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Gold5th said:

So I got me one of them short nose nascar edge's now...


In all seriousness... I was bombing down the trail having a good ol' time, stood up made sure the other side of the small hill was clear, hit the throttle got going about 70mph... WEEEEEEEE and for some reason the sled stood straight up, bounced off the rear rear bumper, and then went sailing into a tree.... I slid past.. I ended up stopping about 100-150ft past where the sled stopped... The sled was still airborn.. well just skimming the surface of the snow not really putting any weight down when it hit the tree. inthe second last pic near the top of the pic you can see the bottom of the hill...

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OH MY GOD... Dude that had to hurt. Glad your ok.