My woody's well what's left

[Paraclete]

I pulled my skis off today getting ready to put the sled away.

This is what my woody's look like. I have about 2k on them also have 192 studs in my track

So my questions are
repair (if possible )
replace
or change to something else.

any suggestions?

 

[steiner]

Do the ski shim mod and install new carbides. Hopefully you will get some wear into the rear of the carbide with the shim in place.

 

[Paraclete]

OK let's just pretend I have no idea what the shim mod is LOL

I was going to mount scratchers on my skis will that help or make it worse?

 

[steiner]

Sorry about that. Ski shim mod
http://www.totallyamaha.com/snowmobiles ... r_Shim.htm

Scratchers will not help that wear on the carbide. Staying off the roads will tho.

 

[Paraclete]

haha i travel very little on the roads I am lucky that i can ride right from my house.

Any reccomendations on carbide length?

 

[steiner]

Carbide length will depend on studded or non studded track, driving style and trail conditions that you drive in the most.
I personally would go no less than 6" carbide.

 

[yox185]

X2 on shimming. As far as skegs, get a set of Bergstrom triples. They out last other skegs three to one.

 

[attaker28]

Stud boy duece bar also lasts much longer for same price.

 

[thor452]

that is about the life of thos carbides i put on snow trackers 2000 miles ago and the still look almost new hardly any wear yet ant handles like a dream no shims needed. I highly recomend them.

 

[RxThunder]

I shimmed my skies and run stud boy shaper bars, I have around 2200 miles on a set and they still have a good amount of carbid on them.

 

[Paraclete]

I have 192 studs on ice ripper track
Ride a lot of narrow twisty trails and am NOT very aggressive. I would say average rider.

so probably 6-8"?

 

[meklke]

X2 on shimming. As far as skegs, get a set of Bergstrom triples. They out last other skegs three to one.

8" with the ice ripper track.

 

[Paraclete]

Thanks for the help