Adrenaline Suspension Performance

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SkiDoo583Man

Discussion Starter · Sep 28, 2006

I have a 2005 adrenaline. I am coming from a 2005 440x, and loved the feel of not bottoming out. I'm sure bottoming out will be a problem with the adrenaline. What are my options for beefing the suspension up without breaking my bank (Currently in college and paying for it

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Thanks in advance.

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05GSXRIDER

· #2 · Sep 28, 2006

Still go tthe 440 swap the suspensions,

I am assuming not so get the torsion spring spacers that the guy sells on here, you can get the stiffer doo springs as well if you know you ride aggressive get the next step up springs. the spacers run you I think 50 bucks or so try them first they are gettign great reviews. They are in the stuff by dootalkers section.

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CATEATER_REV

· #3 · Sep 28, 2006

The next step up after the all that would be new shocks. But that is going to break the bank. I know that it broke mine. You are not going to get a adren. to feel like a 440 without rebuilding/replacing the shocks.

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johnsparco

· #4 · Sep 28, 2006

SkiDoo583Man said:
I have a 2005 adrenaline. I am coming from a 2005 440x, and loved the feel of not bottoming out. I'm sure bottoming out will be a problem with the adrenaline. What are my options for beefing the suspension up without breaking my bank (Currently in college and paying for it

).

Thanks in advance.

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The 2005 adrenline has a pretty decent suspension, if you crank up all the springs you probably will have a hard time bottoming out. I test my suspension settings at tug hill on flat rock road. If you have ever been there then you know how hellish that trail can get. An adrenaline can handle that with out having to do much adjustments. I have a 2006 x and love to hit those bumps !!!!!!!!!!!

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nysono

· #5 · Sep 28, 2006

torsion spring spacers would be first choice, next would be heavier torsion springs and crank up other springs.......but plan on upgrading shocks next year

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skippydoo

· #6 · Sep 29, 2006

johnsparco said:
SkiDoo583Man said:

I have a 2005 adrenaline. I am coming from a 2005 440x, and loved the feel of not bottoming out. I'm sure bottoming out will be a problem with the adrenaline. What are my options for beefing the suspension up without breaking my bank (Currently in college and paying for it

).

Thanks in advance.

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The 2005 adrenline has a pretty decent suspension, if you crank up all the springs you probably will have a hard time bottoming out. I test my suspension settings at tug hill on flat rock road. If you have ever been there then you know how hellish that trail can get. An adrenaline can handle that with out having to do much adjustments. I have a 2006 x and love to hit those bumps !!!!!!!!!!!

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this is a perfect example of how everyone is different. I can take any rev excluding the 440 and a 07(because i dont know shock valving) and bottom on 90% of the bumps up on the hill. I am not bashing, just making a point.

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