"Big Boy" Torsion Springs on IQ: Inputs??
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Dekk
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Where can you get those?
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Rally2
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They're on the Dootalk website online store http://www.dootalk.com/dtproducts.php I'm going to email him and see if they will work on the Polaris application
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I know this is an older thread... I put the heaviest spring on my 166 track. By the time I am geared up and carrying a pair of skiis and a jerry can of gas I'm a fatty !!!
What an awesome difference. When it sits there it looks like it's on steroids !! still handles great, I just need to figure out how to keep it running !!!!
What an awesome difference. When it sits there it looks like it's on steroids !! still handles great, I just need to figure out how to keep it running !!!!
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Tons of questions on this, and It's time to replace your sagging A$$..
Just wanna add...what curt and Eric mentioned on torsion spring recommendation is the KEY...if you don't install these exact springs, then that's on you and regardless of what your thoughts are...these spring setup is bar none the best and cheapest rear skid mod you can do..rant over.
Tons of questions on this, and It's time to replace your sagging A$$..
Just wanna add...what curt and Eric mentioned on torsion spring recommendation is the KEY...if you don't install these exact springs, then that's on you and regardless of what your thoughts are...these spring setup is bar none the best and cheapest rear skid mod you can do..rant over.
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does anyone know if these torsion springs actually have an angle or part number ON the spring itself...
and IF there is a number on the spring, can someone tell me what the .375/47 model springs have on them...PLEASE!!
for example, if you were buying a used set of springs. you cant just go off the model sled cause they come from the factory with 3 different torsion spring options...???
thanks for the help...
and IF there is a number on the spring, can someone tell me what the .375/47 model springs have on them...PLEASE!!
for example, if you were buying a used set of springs. you cant just go off the model sled cause they come from the factory with 3 different torsion spring options...???
thanks for the help...
Guido,
I've been told that the last three digits of the part number are stamped on the long end of the spring, but I don't have one in my garage to look at and verify. Or, you can measure the width/thickness of the spring coil for the first dimension (.375, .359, etc), but I'm not sure at what point you can measure the angle (.47*, .77*, etc). You're probably still overseas and don't have one in front of you either, so hopefully someone has one laying around and could verify for you.
I've been told that the last three digits of the part number are stamped on the long end of the spring, but I don't have one in my garage to look at and verify. Or, you can measure the width/thickness of the spring coil for the first dimension (.375, .359, etc), but I'm not sure at what point you can measure the angle (.47*, .77*, etc). You're probably still overseas and don't have one in front of you either, so hopefully someone has one laying around and could verify for you.
That makes perfect sense!!!
Yeh I am still in Korea for 40 More days..trying to get stuff lined up for my next sled build, so when I move to ALASKA I wont have to pay more in shipping, LOL...
I actually looking at some of these springs on eBay from older edge rmks where they came factory, but getting someone to measure the isn't an easy task sometimes, lol.
Thanks for the help as always!!
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Yeh I am still in Korea for 40 More days..trying to get stuff lined up for my next sled build, so when I move to ALASKA I wont have to pay more in shipping, LOL...
I actually looking at some of these springs on eBay from older edge rmks where they came factory, but getting someone to measure the isn't an easy task sometimes, lol.
Thanks for the help as always!!
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I am new to slowest and the forum world and I know this thread is old but I am hoping I can get some help on this. In may I picked up a really nice all original 2006 switchback 600 HO with only 1800 miles. It had the perpetual sagging issues that I have read about so on the advice of this forum i upgraded the torsion springs to .375/47* and the 220 lb front shock spring. Now that it is back together I have the proper 5 inches of sit in on the middle spring tension but I noticed when I was not on the machine and it is sitting on the floor the rails seem to be lifted at the front. They sit down to what I would call the normal flat position once I am on the machine. Is this just a function of the more tension on the new springs extending the rear of the suspension out further or is something a miss???????
The factory rails are tipped in the front so this is normal and stock, it was like that before u did anything 
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Go get the .405 Touring Springs
And Jack that Baby up
And Jack that Baby up
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volcano buster
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Have you pulled all the pivot tubes, cleaned, and regreased them? It will make the suspension work a lot better. Good time to pull the idler wheels off and carefully pull the side cover off the bearings and clean and regrease them as well.
Greetings Everyone,
I know that I am late to the show but I was wondering if 7042079 and 7042080 will work on a 2008 Polaris Switchback 600? I am a 210 pound rider who likes to put a 2up seat on and take my kids riding. The kids are up to 80 pounds.
Thanks
I know that I am late to the show but I was wondering if 7042079 and 7042080 will work on a 2008 Polaris Switchback 600? I am a 210 pound rider who likes to put a 2up seat on and take my kids riding. The kids are up to 80 pounds.
Thanks
I put .405 springs on my 09 switchback. my weight is about the same as yours I run them on the #2 position, they work great
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