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1996 ZRT Questions started by 96ZRT600
April 9th 2009 at 1:09 PM
 
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Does anyone make tunnel extensions or a headlight blackout for this sled?

Also If I was to extend it to 136, does moving the 121 suspension back work? It has external drivers on it and the rails have to be cut if put in the stock location.

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April 9th 2009 at 3:13 PM
 
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Could just find a skid off of a Powder Extreme or something. Rail extensions and tunnel extensions are at tracksusa.com.




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April 9th 2009 at 4:19 PM
 
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Well I was wondering so I dont have to cut the front of the rails. I did it to the ones that are on it right now, but I plan on a TSL skid.

Tracksusa.com has extensions for newer models. I have yet to find a site that has extensions for a 96.




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April 9th 2009 at 5:01 PM  [ Modified April 9th 2009 at 5:05 PM ]
 
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If you're putting a TSL in it, you're looking at a 98 or newer skid anyways.
I know Tracksusa.com has an extension kit for that skid.
You have to remember, you're looking for a kit for the year of the skid, Not the year of the sled.
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April 9th 2009 at 7:45 PM
 
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Quote originally posted by Festus33

You have to remember, you're looking for a kit for the year of the skid, Not the year of the sled.
Rick

I was just about to say that.

And also, headlight covers are available but I forget from where. That headlight is used in a few models/years. Check brownsleisureworld to see what sleds the headlight is used in and look for headlight covers for those sleds also.

personal opinion (I know it wasn't asked for)- a person should not black out their headlight. Headlight is safety, even during the day (if you are trail riding)





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April 9th 2009 at 8:58 PM  [ Modified April 9th 2009 at 9:00 PM ]
 
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Ah ok, well thanks for the info. Im more talking about the tunnel extension as thats not changing. I was never going for rail extensions. I was just wondering if moving back works? If not Id put a 136 in it. Course I haven't completely decided if I want to put a 136 on it. Might just look for a different 121 track.

I don't do much trail riding. Id take it off when I do. Just for looks. I do more riding on private property. In fields and a valley by my house.

I plan to put it in the garage soon and tearing it down and rebuilding it. Its losing coolant someplace, most likely the pump among other things that need to be gone over, checked, replaced. So I decided to just rebuild it.

Again thanks for the info. This site has been very helpful. I don't mind personal opinions from fellow riders. Opinions can help. I dont like them from the group thats never been on a sled and knocks them.

I really should have done all the work to it when it was in storage for 4-5 years thanks to no snow in my area. Ah well. I'll get it done. If I can find a good skid for it depending on what I decide for sure to do.




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