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I'm installing Crutchfield suspension right now, the Stabilizer is next on the list. I ride with guys who have these and they swear by them...Chappy ur right, cheap insurance for someone who works with their hands... I've had my bike try to relocate my thumb up next to my elbow...it hurts.
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The stabilizer is one mod that I have done that is truly worth every penny. When I had it on my Outlander, none of my friends could keep up with me on the trails. I have now installed it on my Renegade and am waiting for skid plates to give it a real test but I can already feel a big difference just from a few short rides.
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11-17-2007, 08:26 PM
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What ATV models do you sell the precision dampener for? Just the Can-am, or others as well?
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Give Ed, at Crutchfield a call, I'm sure he knows. What ATV you got?
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I've got a Grizzly with EPS right now. Doesn'tnecessarily need a stabilizer with the EPS, but I've had a Precision stabilizer on a YFZ 450 before, and the stabilizer did a better job of damping impacts than the EPS does, and it was adjustable.
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Just got stabilizer from Joe C and put it on. Read Cryokids report and it helped with installation, (Thanks)
Feels great on just a short ride.Have big ride coming up on April 5,can't waite to put full run on it.
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Any one used the Pro version of the stabilizer. Its suppose to have a reservoir for heat dissapation for temps over 80 degrees. Is it worth the extra money? Any info would be much appreciated.
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Ok, just got done talking to George over at Precision and he states the Pro series will give 100% more dampening over the standard version in 80+ temps. Thats HUGE imo. Just thought I would pass on what I learned. 
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i had the original model and while at the sand dunes it faded quick. i sent it back and up graded to the pro model. no more fade so it was worth it to me. make sure to use lock tight [blue] on all the bolts, if not they will come loose every 2 hours.
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Quote: Originally Posted by 25TH INFANTRY
i had the original model and while at the sand dunes it faded quick. i sent it back and up graded to the pro model. no more fade so it was worth it to me. make sure to use lock tight [blue] on all the bolts, if not they will come loose every 2 hours.
Thanks for the info. 
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