Suspension
improvement recommendations for:
Yamaha
Viper 129 and 137 track,
Arctic-Cat ZR 129 and XF 137 track.

About those
suspensions:
Those rear suspensions are very similar. There are some differences on
the configuration of the rear shock assembly between 129 and 137
models, but shock dimensions, suspension travel, spring selection and
shock valving is identical (2014 models). RTX SE or Sno-Pro models have
a bigger rear shock than the basic models.
We made some rigorous testing
on those snowmobiles on Winter 2014, and we came up with an
excellent
setup for trail riding comfort and cornering improvement:
Rear suspension revalve and
modifications: 190$
This include:
- Rebuilt
and revalve of the rear shock
- Rebuilt
and revalve of the center shock
- Center
shock piston modification
To proceed:
First:
Decide how you want to ship your shocks.
CANADA:
-
Dicom: We have an account with Dicom. Shipping fee is around 15$ per
shippment if you send them collect on our account. We will bill you the
shipping on your shock invoice. Please call 819 849 7858 for account
number. This is good for most Quebec and Ontario.
- Purolator and UPS: If you have good rates with Purolator or UPS, they
give us an excellent service.
- Post Office: They do all Canada and are well priced. Chose Expedited
Parcel.Expect a few days delivery.
Ship to:
Star Suspensions
1254 chemin de Compton
Coaticook, Qc
J1A 2S5
USA:
-
USPS give excellent shipping facilities. For the Viper, ask them a free
Priority Mail® Medium Flat Rate Box ( 12 x 3.5 x 14 inches ).
Ship to:
Star Suspensions
PO BOX 53
Norton, Vt
05907
Important: Call or write us with your tracking number. 819-849-7858,
info@starsuspensions.com
- If you have an account with a national shipping carrier ( UPS, FedEx, etc ) , ship to:
Star Suspensions
Norton Country Store
540 route 114
Norton, VT
05907
Important: Call or write us with your tracking number. 819-849-7858,
info@starsuspensions.com
Two:
Prepare the shippment.
Find
a nice and strong box. Put your shocks in the box, with enough cushion
material to protect them. (newspapers do it fairly well). Make sure
nothing move when the box is closed.Use enough tape, especially in the
corners, to avoid any tear up on the box.
Have our address printed
in large caracthers on a clean sheet of paper with the suffix " TO: "
in front of it. Do the same thing with your address " From: "
Tape
the address papers with clear tape on the box. Put your phone number
with your address, if ever the carrier need to call someone.
Call or get to your chosen carrier.
Important, ask for a tracking number and send it to us so we can
prepare for picking up the package.
Thanks
Robert
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