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Looking at upgrading from the lightweight Yamaha skid to a Timbersled skid on my 12 nytro. The lightweight skid I have now bottoms way too easily, sags a lot and I dont like how it rides at all. What would be the best shock option to get on the Timbersled? I dont want to have to worry about it bottoming or sagging anymore.

 

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zbroz the only way to go fox floats loss air do to temp/altitude.

 

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timbersled fella's will as well discuss with you what they think will work for you..

myself im happy with the fox evols and the fox regular, but as well do see benefits with the coil

 

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I've ran the basic Fox floats on my mtn tamer since 2009 and have been happy with them. Anything above and beyond will work great! The skid is a game changer vs stock, my nytro rides like a caddy and

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Keeps the front down in the steep stuff.

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greasemonkey3406 said:

Looking at upgrading from the lightweight Yamaha skid to a Timbersled skid on my 12 nytro. The lightweight skid I have now bottoms way too easily, sags a lot and I dont like how it rides at all. What would be the best shock option to get on the Timbersled? I dont want to have to worry about it bottoming or sagging anymore.

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Toms snowmobile builds and fixes the Floats for the timbersled skid. Mine now is flawless. Just sayin no off the shelf shox can compare

 

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boost mod said:

zbroz the only way to go fox floats loss air do to temp/altitude.

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Agree, i hate fox . Have you tryed raptor?? I just bought cr m10 with raptor

 

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Hotmail did you get raptor to build and spec shocks for your cr10? I was wanting to put exits in a cr 10

 

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yes got them

 

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Ended up ordering it with the Exit X1's. I think the coilover will be a lot better in the cold that we get up here.

 

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x1s

good call I had a timber with floats, did a new one with the zbros and could not be happier.. julio

 

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hotmail said:

yes got them

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have anyone tryed the raptors?? is there a big diferense compared to zbroz?

 

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Here it is with the Exit X1's and got my rails powdercoated in the process.

 

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hotmail said:

Agree, i hate fox . Have you tryed raptor?? I just bought cr m10 with raptor

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I agree x2, Fox are weak at least out of the box.

Raptor:face-icon-small-coo

 

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greasemonkey3406 said:

Here it is with the Exit X1's and got my rails powdercoated in the process.

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looks great