SteelerJim
Expert
I just got done installing the Star Suspension kit on my 2011 Nytro XTX and the sled still seems to sag in the back just as bad as it did before installing the kit. It will stay up somewhat until I press it down but doesn't rebound. I'm very puzzled by this after reading all the opinions of the members here. I have the torsion Springs set to heavy and Star did a revalve and rebuild on the shocks. I weigh 185 pounds. I have looked at the instructions and photos numerous times and I don't think anything was installed improperly? Any thoughts would be appreciated
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Maybe contact Star.. they dont advertise on here so not all that much for support from them. I am sure there is enough of these kits maybe someone could help.
Sledboy
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Call or email Robert at Star. His customer support is A+ / 5 Star
Beartrap
Veteran
Are your skis elevated on dollies or something?
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Put in a good word for TY.
SteelerJim
Expert
I sent him an email but I wanted to check here first before bothering him in case someone had a similar issue before. I did mention all the positive comments on TY.
SteelerJim
Expert
The sled is sitting flat with the exception of having Snowtrackers on. I did ride around the field a few laps today, it seems to ride ok as far as I can tell in a 1/3 mile or so
SchelT
Extreme
Hello friend... I installed the very same kit. Did not revalve the front track shock. Rode one season, then recently changed the stock exhaust can to an ultra Q. Just today, I'm getting the Nytro ready for Montana and tested the 'sag' after seated and climbed off. I'm 5'07" about 175lbs and the kit barely moved. Before you call Star Suspension, give it a chance and ride
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SteelerJim
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Thanks for posting this. It makes me feel a bit better. I read about the no sag comments from everyone and got concerned as it sags almost as much as the original suspension
Beenba
TY 4 Stroke Junkie
I've had the kit for 4 years now (i think)...my sag is maybe a inch or two (rear bumper) when playing with it in the shop.
Before it was 4-5". Make sure the skid is fully greased, the springs and linkage are still responsible for pulling it back up.
You have some resistance somewhere.
Kit is great. I have a buggered up back and can't believe I rode for a few years without it. Everything on soft for me, and I'm 200lbs.
Like riding in warm butter ha!
Before it was 4-5". Make sure the skid is fully greased, the springs and linkage are still responsible for pulling it back up.
You have some resistance somewhere.
Kit is great. I have a buggered up back and can't believe I rode for a few years without it. Everything on soft for me, and I'm 200lbs.
Like riding in warm butter ha!
