32” on a ‘24 Freeride

[Malgomaj]

Anyone who knows if’s possible to put the ‘26 Expert 32” a-arms and shocks on a ‘24 Freeride?
Or is the steering gonna be a problem?

 

[sledderbill]

Anyone who knows if’s possible to put the ‘26 Expert 32” a-arms and shocks on a ‘24 Freeride?
Or is the steering gonna be a problem?

Buddy said it’s possible technically, but shocks and and a-arms are just the start. You would need the spindles, steering post and all the twin link steering components . You can probably get away without changing the steering components but the Ski-Doo engineer mentioned that with the new geometry it’s “highly recommended” . For the cost and effort just order the new expert!(words from the guys mouth lol)

 

[christopher]

Buddy said it’s possible technically, but shocks and and a-arms are just the start. You would need the spindles, steering post and all the twin link steering components . You can probably get away without changing the steering components but the Ski-Doo engineer mentioned that with the new geometry it’s “highly recommended” . For the cost and effort just order the new expert!(words from the guys mouth lol)

ya, honestly, that might be the BEST route to go right now.

 

[goforbroke]

ya, honestly, that might be the BEST route to go right now.

have ya seen used sled values?

 

[Malgomaj]

Thanks guys. Looks like this project is going to be a little too expensive. Maybe just go for the 34” a-arms and rods and shorten my stock shocks instead.

 

[sledderbill]

Thanks guys. Looks like this project is going to be a little too expensive. Maybe just go for the 34” a-arms and rods and shorten my stock shocks instead.

Your shocks will Work fine with the z bros 34” front end. No need to shorten them. You will need the aluminium upper a arms designed for the factory piggy back shock. If you have fox or another aftermarket shock I think you can get away with the steel upper arm.

 

[Driver]

2025 Expert upper A-arms have been redesigned and there is more space for piggy bags.

 

[Malgomaj]

Buddy said it’s possible technically, but shocks and and a-arms are just the start. You would need the spindles, steering post and all the twin link steering components . You can probably get away without changing the steering components but the Ski-Doo engineer mentioned that with the new geometry it’s “highly recommended” . For the cost and effort just order the new expert!(words from the guys mouth lol)

I could order the new expert but the problem is I don’t want a 154 with 3 inch lugs. I want a 146 with 2,5” and 32” ski stance
But it’s going to be way too expensive so I might just get the Zbros 34” a-arms and call it a day.