hey i was just wondering if anyone knows how to raise the rear shocks somehow on a 1988 yamaha enticer i dont have money for a new track or very many new parts i can spend maybe $250 canadian at the very most and i've never done anything like this i just thought it would look pretty sweet considering where the suspension sits right now... i've seen it done on an older enticer and i thought it looked alright heres a pic of my sled (right now i'm working on shining up all the aluminum it looks almost like a mirror its so shiny but i dont have any photos of the new shinyness [attachmentid=26241]

hey i was just wondering if anyone knows how to raise the rear shocks somehow on a 1988 yamaha enticer i dont have money for a new track or very many new parts i can spend maybe $250 canadian at the very most and i've never done anything like this i just thought it would look pretty sweet considering where the suspension sits right now... i've seen it done on an older enticer and i thought it looked alright heres a pic of my sled (right now i'm working on shining up all the aluminum it looks almost like a mirror its so shiny but i dont have any photos of the new shinyness [attachmentid=26241]
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I have a couple of friends that have jacked the rear end up by lifting the entire tunnel by making new brackets where the rear upper boggie wheel shaft mounts {3" angle iron works good } drill the rivots on the stock bracket and remove install angle iron drilled to desired height and walla!A redneck lift kit is born.looks cool and is cheap.I also saw a kit in SLP's catalogue.Something to think about.LATER Trenchdigger