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Made A Precision Mount for my Grizzly 700
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Posted by: gbcap

Finally I don't have to deal with the stupid power steering unit overheating and breaking. converted everything to manual steering, but i needed a stabilizer. there was no way i was going to race snowshoe without something to dampen those huge rocks.

what do you all think? there is a tad bit of deflection in the plate, so after this race i am going to have it made in steel. but for now this will have to do.

http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a347/gbcap/Grizzly/DSC_0028.jpg

http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a347/gbcap/Grizzly/DSC_0024.jpg

Posted by: sworks1105

How did the stabilizer work? I am interested in doing the same thing..
Thanks for your input

Posted by: gbcap

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Originally posted by sworks1105
How did the stabilizer work? I am interested in doing the same thing..
Thanks for your input

i am running it again this weekend. last weekend i bent a tie rod in the 4th mile of the race.

riding around my house the bike seems good. it works good!

Posted by: elkagrizz

i'm diggin it! i gotta put one on my 660. its killin me.

Posted by: gbcap

i love precisions. i had one on all three of my 450's

Posted by: elkagrizz

i was thinkin about using the street bike style stabilizer but after seein how slick yours turned out pretty sure im goin with somethin similar

Posted by: gbcap

make it with a steel plate. not alum. mine flexes a bit more then i want.

Posted by: elkagrizz

ill try that. thanks man! ill try to let ya know how it turns out. just wish i could get it done before the next race. are precisions stabilizers bike specific?

Posted by: gbcap

they make a precision for this kind of project. no base on it so you can make your own mount. thats the only thing that makes them bike specific.

Posted by: elkagrizz

good deal! after i get my hipers on this'll be my next project. thanks greg!