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THE PERFECT FIT

Rear Suspension Adjustments

Suspension Coupling

1. On level ground, turn the adjuster knob clockwise to align the arrow

markers. This setting is suitable for most riding conditions.

2. If more ski pressure is preferred

(for riding in hilly terrain on

hard surfaces with a high vehicle

load), turn the adjuster knob

clockwise. Ski pressure will

increase as vehicle load

increases.

Tip: For maximum comfort, set the

suspension to bottom out

occasionally.

3. If less ski pressure is preferred, turn the adjuster knob counter-

clockwise. Ski pressure will decrease as vehicle load increases.

4. Turn the knob fully counter-clockwise (minimum setting) for riding

in deep snow without a passenger and with a low vehicle load.

Tip: Do not exaggerate adjustments. A couple of turns on the adjuster knob will

usually give the desired effect.

Rear Spring Settings

1. To check for the recommended rear spring settings, lift the rear of

the snowmobile, then slowly lower it. Measure the distance between

the ground and the running board.

2. Without letting the suspension settle, the rider should carefully

mount the snowmobile. Measure the distance between the ground

and the same spot on the running board.

3. The difference between the two measurements should be

approximately 1.5 inches (3.8 cm). If the difference is greater,

adjust the rear spring equally on both sides and repeat steps 1-3.

4. Compensate for heavy or light

drivers or cargo loads by adjusting

the rear spring eye bolt length.

Adjust spring tension so there is

equal tension on the long leg of

each spring.

Tip: Rear spring settings affect ski-to-ground

pressure. If ski pressure is too light,

tighten the rear springs.

Eye Bolt

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