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2014 Vipers std 129 or 137 feedback
- Thread starter brian90
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U heard that float 3s are junk any first hand experience setting pressure and ridding on that $1400 shock package ?I heard that the air shocks are junk on the artic cats. Same thing.
U heard that float 3s are junk any first hand experience setting pressure and ridding on that $1400 shock package ?
Not personally I haven't rode it or adjusted them. Just told that a I guy I know comes back after riding and the sled is sideways because the front shocks lose pressure and don't hold. He may ride hard and do jumps but still...
Just read a review in Snowtech, they prefer the LTX (137) verison, the longer track weight and better traction makes for a better-balanced machine. They said the 129 has a weight bias towards the front and that it doesn't hook up as well. 137 also works better off-trail (duh). The review is in the current newsstand edition....
but he knows a guy who knows a guyFloat 3s supposed to be state of the art in airshocks & highly doubt they are junk????
but he knows a guy who knows a guy
Whatever. This is a fact. Maybe they don't lose air for every rider....just the guy I know lol
Whatever. This is a fact. Maybe they don't lose air for every rider....just the guy I know lol
Extreme cold will contract air maybe that is what he is refering to -30F make everything qwirky.
Extreme cold will contract air maybe that is what he is refering to -30F make everything qwirky.
Could be but they're replacing under warranty.
Could be but they're replacing under warranty.
WOW!! That is good warranty service. I would thnk if he went form showroom temps to fridget the air would contract but not go to zero psi that is certain.
no temp never affects my fox more than 1 lb . he has a bad seal or a Bad scratch on the body .
just like all shocks they do need to be rebuilt form time to time not often but some times they need it.
could be a bad o ring from the factory or some one did not Teflon the extra chamber or just did not tighten the chamber .
just like all shocks they do need to be rebuilt form time to time not often but some times they need it.
could be a bad o ring from the factory or some one did not Teflon the extra chamber or just did not tighten the chamber .