Tomberlin Crossfire 150 Rebuild

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The rear shocks I got off amazon, link is below. For front shocks I used some takeoffs from a Skidoo Summit 800 that I found locally. They are 17" eye to eye so I cut off the stock lower shock mount and welded on some new taller units to keep the front end geometry the same. The springs feel softer than stock also so hoping it gives the front end some more plushness. The rebound in the shocks makes the ride way less bouncy and super plush. I did a little tutorial on my front end in the buggynews thread linked below.

Rear Shocks....

Buggynews.com thread...
 
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Got some reassembly going on the Crossfire. I painted the frame liberally with gloss black POR-15. Should be easy to touch up and pretty durable. Front and rear ends are all back together. I got the passenger Rzr seat modified to fit and installed, still need to build brackets for the sliders on the driver seat. The color scheme my son chose looks great! He is super excited to get this thing rolling again. Hopefully I'll have a bunch more progress this weekend!

Next Steps; powder coat wheels and body panels orange, run wiring for lights/install lights, install small battery box in front for lighting, get steering wheel and shaft installed....

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Do you remember exactly what RZR chassis you pulled those seats from?
 
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