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Can anyone tell me where I can find a #225 spring for the front skid for a 06 RMK 900? I think its a Holz spring but they don't seem to have it on there web sight. Can't seem to find it anywhere. Any info would be appreciated. Thanks.

 

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Storyboy said:

Can anyone tell me where I can find a #225 spring for the front skid for a 06 RMK 900? I think its a Holz spring but they don't seem to have it on there web sight. Can't seem to find it anywhere. Any info would be appreciated. Thanks.

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Carl them on the phone. It should cost $35 -30 for one.
Also try Carl's and TCP.

 

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It is a Polaris spring, part # 7041822-067. Any Polaris dealer can get it for you.

 

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Thank's SuperD. I didn't know it was a Polaris part.

 

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Tried this part #7041822-067. No such part. Maybe wrong #?

 

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http://www.carlscycle.com/eshopitems_cat_2438-19675.Shock_Parts.htm

 

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How much does these springs effect the roughness of riding on hard surfaces??

 

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I rode a 05 900 for 2 seasons, the 225 spring was the best mod I performed to the sled. Makes it handle much better and I didn't notice any change in the ride. Left hand throttle also necessary on those if doing a lot of boondocking.

 

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Not sure where you checked the part #.
I am a Polaris dealer and I checked the part # on the website, it is a good part #.

 

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I tried at the Pure Polaris site. Maybe I have to go to a Dealer instead of the factory. I will try at a few Dealers. Thanks.

 

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Just put the part# In at Carls Cycle and it came right up. $33.00. Perfect. Thanks again everyone.

 

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Is this a mod that is still worth doing even if you don't weigh alot? I'm only about 170.

 

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Yep. I ran it on my 900 before switching skids and it helped keep the nose from diving when you let off the throttle tremendously. Also seemed to to trench less with it to. For $33 its more than worth it.

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I`ll back that ^^^. Very good mod for improved handling and diving as he said. Underrated in my opinion, particularily for the money. Don't hesitate.

 

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Super Dave3 said:

Not sure where you checked the part #.
I am a Polaris dealer and I checked the part # on the website, it is a good part #.

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Storyboy said:

I tried at the Pure Polaris site. Maybe I have to go to a Dealer instead of the factory. I will try at a few Dealers. Thanks.

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To the guy that said it was the best mod he's done but didn't notice any difference........... ????

Just in that kind of mood tonite I guess. It's supposed to help with trenching and some of the nose diving. That was one of the first things I did to mine so I can't really compare it to how it worked before.

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