Where can I find one. Want to change from 2 to 4 rear idler wheels on my sled. Any clue where to get them?
Also, front shocks. Want to replace the ryde fx non rebuildables with others. Any suggestion what to get. Was thinking standard firecat shocks and have them re valved. Not looking for a sno pro stiff ride, but stiffer than the sabercat.
Full Version: 4 wheel kit for an 04 Sabercat
Bruce. Will these work on my sled? And where can I get the springs for them? 
act shocks on ebay
act shocks on ebay
It says right in the description that they are 3/4'' short for your sled, but explains how they may help handling. As far as springs go, yours should fit right onto them..
On the 4 wheel kits, they are a big waste of money in my opinion, you would get more from putting on the shorter shocks than you would by putting on the 4 wheel kit. Doesn't matter if you got 2 wheels or 4 back there. The stock axle config for the 2 wheel set-up is far better than the newer 4 axle set-up. And adding the 4 wheels does not add stability to the sled like the advertisements said.
On the 4 wheel kits, they are a big waste of money in my opinion, you would get more from putting on the shorter shocks than you would by putting on the 4 wheel kit. Doesn't matter if you got 2 wheels or 4 back there. The stock axle config for the 2 wheel set-up is far better than the newer 4 axle set-up. And adding the 4 wheels does not add stability to the sled like the advertisements said.
QUOTE (Brucer @ Feb 17 2009, 08:46 AM) 
It says right in the description that they are 3/4'' short for your sled, but explains how they may help handling. As far as springs go, yours should fit right onto them..
On the 4 wheel kits, they are a big waste of money in my opinion, you would get more from putting on the shorter shocks than you would by putting on the 4 wheel kit. Doesn't matter if you got 2 wheels or 4 back there. The stock axle config for the 2 wheel set-up is far better than the newer 4 axle set-up. And adding the 4 wheels does not add stability to the sled like the advertisements said.
On the 4 wheel kits, they are a big waste of money in my opinion, you would get more from putting on the shorter shocks than you would by putting on the 4 wheel kit. Doesn't matter if you got 2 wheels or 4 back there. The stock axle config for the 2 wheel set-up is far better than the newer 4 axle set-up. And adding the 4 wheels does not add stability to the sled like the advertisements said.
Think the sabercat springs are firm enough to use with those shocks? Might be cause then they would be adjustable. Right now, can't do shit with em.
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