2002zr soft suspension anyone else notice this

Give it more pre-load. ie.crank it up! Personally though I keep mine pretty loose.

Spaceman
Mean Green Racing
Elyria, Ohio

You aren't going to want the fronts shocks too stiff cause if you snag a moguls, there is no give and you go head-over-handlebars.

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you can tighten the spring i know buy turning it to the right, it should be in the manual.

Cats come from the factory with the front track shock set pretty low. My ZL had pretty much no preload on the shock. So I cranked her up a little, about 3/8 of the total threads showing now. I have really been bottoming out last year, and just disentegrating those rubber stops on teh rails, and so far this season it has been all good. Not too much kick from the front, but enough to resist bottoming now. But I did notice now that increasing the preload has taken some ski pressure away. So I have increase the ski shock preload. The package is much more balanced now, but I may start messing with the limiter strap to get my ski pressure back that way.

Any help, check your Cat maual, they do a decent job of explaining what to do. If you still need help, just post here... We can help!

Mike

2000 Arctic Cat ZL500 - D&D Racing Can, D&D Clutching, Re-Jetted It, 120 Woody's, Various Appearance Acc.

Wacky, do the limiter straps, you'll be glad you did!!!

Spaceman
Mean Green Racing
Elyria, Ohio