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Figured I'd try here before buying new. Looking for a post forward kit, slp spindles,

Sled is already s36 and t mo set up. Any other recommendations or must have for trees? Open to all suggestions. My first Xp and first doo.

 

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I ride mostly trees and deep powder. The thing that I found that was most difficult for me when I moved to an XP was the dropping of the front skis. I installed a Sled Head Racing relocate for the rear suspension and also added wider skis and it is now a different sled. Everyone rides differently and has different things that are hard to get used to but for me this was something I had to fix.

 

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what year XP?


Upgrading to the XM spindles helps with handling


if it is an 08' or '09 upgrade the center shock to the longer 10' and newer with the Extreme Airvents kit.


The SHR T-3 relocate is an excellent recommendation.


I run the Ski-Doo post forward on my '09. It is from the 12' Freeride if memory serves. It Moves the post forward app 1.5"


C-3 moves it 3" forward I think.


For getting yourself further forward you can do the SHR footwell mod.


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Sled is a 15 sport model summit. I've got a post forward on the way as well as a relocate in the works. Still debating between slp spindles or stock Xm spindles or going full ras 2. Working on building some custom tube boards to allow my feat farther up and some added rigidity. I'll also be doing a low ride seat either wrp or custom and.then true to drop some weight from there. Sled was cheap enough I couldn't justify spending the difference on an xm. It will be a back up sled and or loaner sled and should keep my hands busy as I can't leave anything alone for long

 

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Also looking for recommendations on a good front bumper. I find myself mowing over some of the smaller trees in my path at times and want something to hold up as good as but preferably better than my polaris extreme bumper I had on my pro. Or am I a step ahead to make my own?

 

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RAS 2

The RAS 2 solves alot of issues and is worth the investment - as long as you do the labor.