** = New items found on this page as of 10/04/08

• **MonoShock Removal Simplified

  Qucik and easy Mono Skid removal by MrSled

• **FX Nytro Track and Grear Change

  FX Nytro Track and Gear with pics Change By Srxspec

• **Fast Inc Air Wave Install

  Complete Fast Air Wave Install from TY Build Sled by MrSled

• Mono Shock Yearly Maintenance

  Pdf file on how to maintain your mono shock.

• Mono Shock Control Rod Service

  Pdf file on how to install maintain and service your control rod

• Why do my slides wear out so fast??

  Pdf file on possible reasons for sled wear.

• EC Ohlins Install after production version

  Pdf file on how to install a EC Olhins and reroute your wires for safe operation

• Reverse Adjustment

  Pdf file on how to adjust your reverse.

• Mono shock Remote Adjuster Maintenance

  Pdf file on how to install service your remote dial adjust

• Mono-Shock Skid Install

  Mono-shock install into pro-action by: 03Viperguy

• OEM Suspension Components

  Warrior relocation of front wheel to help with hyfax by: Rockmeister

• OEM Suspension Components

  OEM Parts Numbers from Max Perf  04 Catalog

• Reworking Aluminum Rear Suspension Shafts

  Reworking Aluminum Rear Suspension Shafts by: garserio

• Suspension Set Ups Tips

  Set your Suspension was some easy tips...

• Mono Shock Skid Removel

  Simple way to remove your Mono shock skid for service

• 8" Wheels & Offset Axel

  8" Wheels and Offset Axel Install in a M10

• 05 Mono Shock Spring Setting

  Set you 05 mono shock spring cam to rider weight chart

• Tracks USA 136 Rails Extension Install

  136 rails extension install on a Pro-action skid by Skidooboy

•  Ohlins Shock Info

  Info on shock suspensions setting and website link

• Elka Shock Install & Review

  Shock install, spring setting, review and more

• Suspension Set-Up Specs

  Shocks settings , Spring Setting, control rod spacers and more

• Custom Tunnel Reinforcement

  See Daniels Custom Tunnel Reinforcement.....with the right tools you could have them too

• Pro Action SRX Reverse Install

  Suppliment to install Reverse on your SRX by: srx_eh

• Pro Action STD Reverse Install

  Step by Step Reverse install for a Pro Action Chassis

•  RX1 Reverse Install

  Step by Step Reverse install for a RX1 Chassis

• Shock Rebuilding Specs

  Ski, Center Rear and Rear Suspension shock specs for rebuilding...pressure and piston settings

• **Installing a Jack in your M10

  This will help you with your step by step Install of a Jack in the M10

• Installing Tunnel Extension and a M10-136

  This will help you with your step by step Install of a M10-136 and a Mountain Performance Tunnel Extension

•  Installing a M10 in your RX1

  This will help you with your step by step Install of a M10

•  Installing a M10 in your Pro-action Sled

  This will help you with your step by step Install of a M10

•  Installing a Expert X in your RX1

  This will help you with your step by step Install of a Expert X

•  Installing a Expert X in your Pro-action Sled

  This will help you with your step by step Install of a Expert X

•  Yamaha Pro-action Front End Kit

  Installation Instructions from AD Boivin and Pics of the kit installed on a SX700R

• Hyfax Saving Techniques

  Three Techniques to help save hyfax

• Pro-Action Rear System

               Proper Yamaha Pro-Action Set-up, Exploded Views, Grease Points & more from the Sweden.

• 4th Wheel Kit

                How to make you own 4th wheel kit.

• Removing Suspension Shock for Service

                 A few tips on how to remove your rear shocks for service or re-valving.

• Transfer Rods

               Plans to build your own Transfer Rods for Yamaha sleds   

• Installing your Rear Suspension

            Recommendations on how to replace the Yamaha Pro-Action Skid frame after studding or maintenance.

• REPLACING SLIDES (Hyfax)

            2 methods on how to replace your Hyfax (slides) on your Yamaha sled.

Totallyamaha is not responsible for any damages that these modifications may cause to your vehicle; any modifications are your responsibility if you choose to do so. We are providing information ONLY. Some of these modifications may VOID your warranty and that is your responsibility to look into. The Totallyamaha users have passed along most of the information found on this site. If you have any questions or concerns about anything on this site talk to your dealer before using any of the information. Totallyamaha will not be liable for any damages or personal injury from any modification performed from this site.

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