I think they have a kit or something that allows the use of PPS on that skid.....maybe somebody else knows..... I believe you have the RydeFX as original equipment, so i would get Fox because they're rebuildable, but it depends on your ryding style. My buddy bought a pair of the Gold colored Fox shocks at Haydays for $60 a piece new for that exact same Polaris you have. Shop around for prices.
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<BLOCKQUOTE id=quote><font size=1 face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" id=quote>quote:<hr height=1 noshade id=quote>Originally posted by paulxlt:
The PPS will have to be cut, welded, and recharged to be able to go in the rear. I would just go to a dealer and get new shock put on the rear
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ACK, I think not. First of all, who goes to the dealer to change a shock? And secondly the Position Sensitive shock is on all the 1999 XC's and 2000 XC's, they all have XTRA-10 and they all have Position sensitive, just throw it in. They are expensive as hell though.
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The PPS will have to be cut, welded, and recharged to be able to go in the rear. I would just go to a dealer and get new shock put on the rear
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Ride Snowmobiles, baseball, bowling, and golf require only ONE ball!!
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ACK, I think not. First of all, who goes to the dealer to change a shock? And secondly the Position Sensitive shock is on all the 1999 XC's and 2000 XC's, they all have XTRA-10 and they all have Position sensitive, just throw it in. They are expensive as hell though.
"Might Be Crazy But I Ain't Dumb" - Cooter
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