Doing a new Rear suspension, which one?

[kevycox5]

After this sledding season I am planning on spending what I need to get the very best rear suspension set up for my Trygstad 872 Big Bore with a 163 inch flex edge. I typically ride in Idaho, Utah, Wyoming. My riding style is I do a little of everything. Drop some drifts, hit some jumps, bang in the trees, and climb hills like crazy. I want the best of the best for the type of riding I do.

I was hoping someone with experience could give me some insight on if I should go with the EZ Ryde, Timbersled, Tom's etc. Also any suggestions on shock packages would be appreciated as well.

 

[chumbilly1]

HOLZ Alpha X. Tough, Light, do it all, and on sale this season through holz. Comes with floats so adjustment is simple.

 

[Ed Fast]

suspension

Toms. it holds way less snow. next step is an easy ride but I am not sure you need a coupled skid.

 

[duch17]

Ive got a couple rides with k mod with raptor shocks and it seems to make a huge improvement.

 

[kevycox5]

Ive got a couple rides with k mod with raptor shocks and it seems to make a huge improvement.

With your Kmod are you running a turbo as well?

 

[Spike38]

Rear Suspension

X2 on Toms, Great Service, They Stand Behind the Product, Works Well

 

[duch17]

860 bb. I did a 3 inch CE 162 as well as the skid

 

[kevycox5]

toms

What exactly is the "Real world" benefits you're seeing from the tom's vs stock?