2001 zx set up ?'S.....

["dizzy" from ovals]

2001 zx chassis....600 summit engine....43 helix.on #5 ...white /white primary spring, stock weights..I dont remember of hand.....front shock moved up an foward, limiters loose....rear slide shimed with belt.....problem....flat slide if I dont commit 100 %....yes maybe to hot into the turn....but If I start to slide and drop more to the right/water. it will grab an turn....also exiting the turn it will want to fish tale while starting to go straight.....looking at set up is there something that I have wrong....is the flap not long enough....not enough cup in the flap...is the handle bar not tall enough ..any help would be great as time on the water is getting shorter....

["dizzy" from ovals]

more pic's......also to add....I tried a 40 helix.....#4.......same springs.... it was fast in straight ,, but didnt feel like it had the back shift....other replys showed it should have a 36.....

[rotalaris]

Cant help ya with a Doo setup but I did notice something in 1 of the pics. Your turning the wrong way
Rot.

[mxz314]

I would try a longer flap for now. If that doesn't fix it our zx works well with a SCIII skid with snow cross shocks in the stock position with a stiffer center spring, stiffen the rear springs, loose limiter and a flap a little longer than yours. Good luck.

["dizzy" from ovals]

longer flap ......stiffer or a loose one.....I see pic's of some that are really long but no rigidity......also do you think that the flat slide is from the skid unloading in the turn...or is it that the flap is to high and the water is trapped for a short while and when it unloads it flat slides....as of now the front shock is a double skidoo spring, and the rear block is stiff, along with the chunks of belt in the slider.....? other riders have ridden this sled and they were on the edge of flat slide also......I was thinking someone with a zx would show pics of theirs.....to compare skid setup

[mxz314]

I would say when the flap comes up and out of the water it lets go and flatslides.