:D I am new here is there a kit
for front suspention for mxz700 2001.
I want it more stable less ski lift better cornoring.
Thanx for your time :christmas:

go to page 234 of the royaldistributing.com (http://www.royaldistributing.com) book.

:) Thanx for the info :christmas:

Michel, that kit at royal is simply a widening kit that will increase your ski stance. I know that there is a kit available from AD Boivin that re locates the lower radius rod attach point and they claim it reduces the ski lift and provides better cornering. I am also interested in some feedback on the radius rod kit but I am having trouble finding anyone who has tried it on a ZX chasis. All reports from guys with similar kit installed on Polaris say it works fantastic. Hopefuly someone will respond with their experience with this kit

If someone as the ad biovin kit please give
some info on it thanx :christmas:

Are the ski wider wont fit trailler :thumbsup:

Is the boivin kit available for the "S" chassis as well as the ZX?

I put a AD Boivin ETS kit on my old 98 MXZ583 a couple years ago. It's a rear suspension coupling kit that works great for reducing inside ski lift, and taking the "kick" out of the rear in the studder bumps. It was a great improvement over the stock set up for the S-chassis!. Doesn't the MXZ, in the ZX platform have a similiar system stock?.

Sagebrush reread rosco's post.The kit we're talking about relocates the lower radius arm on the front suspension,not the kit that couples the SC-10 rear suspension(unless your saying that kit will work just as well).I just looked on Boivins site and I could only find it for the polaris :(

oldyeller you are right it is the same princaple as the Polaris kit. I also did a search on the Boivin sight with no luck but it is available on some other sights such as hi performance and MCB performance. I also only saw listings for ZX chasis, I don't recall if it will be available for S chasis.

Yes oldyeller, I am saying that the rear coupling kit reduced the inside ski lift on my S-chassis.
There was a article on the ETS kit for the Sc-10 on Snowtech's web site, but now it only show the polaris application. Royal Distributing was selling them a while back, so they may have some still in stock.

I foung that with a little practice you actually get used to this character of the ZX chassis, it sorta only goes so far like a balance point, like my sig says hook the toes and hang on :D

michel.c...

The best and easiest way to lessen the ski lift in corners is to tighten your limiter strap one notch. This will give you more ski pressure and a better steering sled.

You won't believe the difference, and it doesn't cost a cent! :D