when the alpha one suspension was released in 2018 i modified a 2014m800 for that suspension and worked fine. the lower front shock bolt is another area you should check. i broke that this past winter likely from stress. just another maintance issue. you also should consider going to a steel drive instead of that aluminum as ive spun the splines on the brake rotor hub. even with those issues i would still modify an older m800 over buying a new sled with that new motor
Did you end up loosening up the rear track shock? Just installed the spring on my alpha and was just looking for some advice. Thanks for the video
when the alpha one suspension was released in 2018 i modified a 2014m800 for that suspension and worked fine. the lower front shock bolt is another area you should check. i broke that this past winter likely from stress. just another maintance issue. you also should consider going to a steel drive instead of that aluminum as ive spun the splines on the brake rotor hub. even with those issues i would still modify an older m800 over buying a new sled with that new motor
How did it work with the new front skid spring in it? A lot different than the stock front skid spring? Thanks.
Do you have to pull the skid to get the shock out? Can you not just take both bolts out on the shock?
You can remove it with the skid still in. I just chose to do it to show how to take it out and to check everything.
How did the sprig work out? I have one I am about to install on my Sidewinder.
Hi, i also have a sidewinder and looking to upgrade. have you tested it yet?
@@robinfahlgren296I have the stingray sping on my sidewinder. Helps the sled tremendously. I've since Alpha rail swapped it and it's even better
I was thinking of doing a alpha swap next year.
Are you still using the stingray spring in the alpha?
Yeah im still using the stingray spring. The Sidewinder needs all the help it can get lifting the front up
Air ftw,,,