2013 154 XM limiter strap holes

lsone

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So I pulled both bolts out to adjust the strap and now can't remember what are the stock holes lol.

Anyone able to help a brother out? 2013 154 XM.

Thanks! :D
 

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3rd hole in on both ends of the strap?
 

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Does anyone know what the stock setting should be on a 163 t3 ? I think mine is set to far in

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A 163 t3, u want that strap as tight as u can get

Keeps it from trenching and wheeling
 

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A 163 t3, u want that strap as tight as u can get

Keeps it from trenching and wheeling

The correct answer is to determine what you want out of your sled and what you want to ride. it's not a simple answer and who cares about stock set-up
 

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The higher the front is pulled up, less wheelies, less trenching, gets up on top of snow faster. Reduces ski pressure as well. I set mine so that when sled is sitting flat on garage floor or ground, have a buddy lift rear of sled by rear bumper. Lower to the ground slowly, the front of rails ( flat surface not curve) are 1/2" to 3/4" from floor contact. When I get on sled full rail contacts then.
 
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