torsion springs, where to get heavier springs

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Twostroke

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• Jan 8, 2010

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My room mate is needing heavier springs for his 99' RMK 700 that we put a 151" on.

We tried ordering some .375's from the local shop, got a call back a few days later saying they were discontinued, is this true?

Babbit's still has the .375's listed online, might try to order them.

anyone else?

any after market sources?

 

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wasatchrider

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• Jan 8, 2010

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i ordered mine direct from polarisindustries.com
you could go to babbitts but they have to order them to there shop then ship them to you and it takes forever

 

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polari1man

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• Jan 10, 2010

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Go to Poo website, and pull up the Euro models, I have a set of the 656 and 657's on my '99 SKS700, work great for my lard A$$!!. I think the part #'s are 7041656 and 7041657, double check though. Spring diameter is like .405, super heavy duty

 

jsledder

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• Jan 16, 2010

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Parts Pit Stop has really good prices on OEM stuff. I'm in no way affiliated with them and only wish to pass on another source for good prices and they have been good to deal with on everything I've bought from them.

 

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cappel

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• Jan 31, 2011

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check dirtcheapsnow just ordered a set for my sport touring and got free shipping!

 

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MofNsledder

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I got a set (.375) from partspitstop.com last year for my 2000 700RMK.