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| I just bought a 2005 fusion 900 and have heard of it vibrating pretty bad and it will go through belts every 200 to 400 miles of riding.I heard there is some kind of stabalizer bar that you can add and it will cut down on the vibration and you should be able to get a couple thousand miles out of them.I talked to a polaris dealer about this and they said all they know about is a pad to put on to help.... thanx .
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| I have 3000 miles on my 05 Fusion 900, all on originial belt. Vibration was reduced with factory upgrades.
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| i bought slp's tourque arm and push arm for my 900 and my parents bought them for there 2 and that helps in belt life and in vibration also it makes it so the engine dont twist when you get on it . hope this helps
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| The iso-vibe by ROX is an antivibration handlebar mount for the fusion.
But vibrstion will be the least of you problems with this sled, Good luck, I had to get mine replaced with a lemon law attorney it was so bad, Pistons, Clutches, Sensors, the thing starnded me in the woods 5 times with a grand total of les than 400 miles on it before I gave up
Harry Nutczak |
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| slp has the torque stops that help control the torque of the motor to help keep the clutches aligned, as far as the vibes, rox makes a nice riser that has rubber isolation between the bars and the clamp..
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