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Ted @Terra Alps still has not finished my sled yet. I dropped it off in July for a custom tunnel, BB Kit and a set of Jaws pipes. I had Curt send him the suspension to put in. He told me he would have it done this week, I guess that is not going to happen.

Nextech skids are better.

Yes this would be the way to go, EFI.

I recomend talking to an engine builder (Terra Alps), and getting the pros and cons. From my understanding turbo's are not designed for carburated engines. Until they come out with a fuel injected system for the XP, I wont be wasting my money on a turbo.

IMHO I would rather be able to ride my sled more like a dirt bike, than have a sled that is difficult to carve and boondock. I don't believe for one minute that the Nextech skid will make my XP hande worse, I am sure that in any condition this skid will make riding that much more fun. I read...

How do you know this?

I will keep you posted. Curt said the skid will be ready Dec 12, hopefully we will have a good base and some deep powder by then. It's looking good.

I am sure I will be happy with it. I will definatly post pics of the sled and the install.:beer:

Hey bud, I was down in Kelowna all week, just got back tonight. How was Hassler? When I went through the Pine Pass it was 0 C, at the Hassler turn off it was 7 C:eek: Looking at the weather it is supposed to get cold, so we will have a good base like you said. Should get the ride back next...

I totaly disagree, My XP is all about forward, stand up powder riding. Isn't that why people are putting risers on there sleds, to get the center of gravity higher? Even the Boss seats are trying to get your ass up, just like the town pump. Totally different than the older type of sit down...

Not trying to be rude but do you have 1st hand experience with this skid? You seem very negative. Everyone that HAS or knows someone that HAS this suspension say's it's great. I have asked for input, but just saying you can't have the best of both worlds does not cut it unless you have 1st...

Here is a article I found.Lightweight Designs from NEXTECH

All the info and price are on Nextech's website. http://www.carbonsled.com/Mono_rear_susp.htm. A simple search would have answerd all your questions without the rolling eyes.

Too much for a 14 year old.:nono:

Which suspension are you referring to?

Thanks. Only lately I started researching the rear suspensions for my XP, so I am only a beginner. The Mountain Magic skid looks like a high quality suspension, would of been my next choice. Keep supporting local.

Muskoka, ON. Of coarse I want the skid for deep powder boondocking and hill climbing. For 3500.00 I better get both.

LOL, I am sure it will.

By who, and when? I spoke to Mountain Magic last night about ths skid, and they have one comming in the next couple weeks for testing. They said that if everything goes well they will be selling the Nextech skid. Like i said APP in St. Albert has done 2 years of testing, in their opinion it...

According to APP in St. Albert, the Nextech mono suspension is one of the best out on the market if not the best suspension. They have been using this suspension for 2 years. After speaking to them, I don't think I will be disappointed, can't wait.:thumbsup2: Thanks cey800, I will definitly...