freelheeler
Pro
FYI
just had my first ride with my new rail edges and loved it! didn't slip off once there's a little field engineering required but the m7 rails work great.
Artic Cat Roll, tunnel m7 153 2005
3606-478 rh $31.99
3606-479 lh $30.99
do it!
just had my first ride with my new rail edges and loved it! didn't slip off once there's a little field engineering required but the m7 rails work great.
Artic Cat Roll, tunnel m7 153 2005
3606-478 rh $31.99
3606-479 lh $30.99
do it!
bdm
Expert
I tried that before I went to open boards and loved the wider board plus great traction. Folks can also use Doo Summit edges for about the same price if the Doo dealer is closer to them than the AC dealer.
new24stroke2
Newbie
Pictures please
bdm
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freelheeler
Pro
so i bought a pair of snow eliminators and i'm looking to install them and i'm a little concerned with removing the tunnel supports and cutting the boards...
anyone done something similiar?
anyone done something similiar?
SnoFree
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Here is my solution to the problem - combined an open board insert and stronger rails, with a rear foot support - boxed and welded for strength. CNC cut from 1/8 aluminum, and powder coated. Made a huge improvement. Didn't have to remove heat exchangers to install.
One change from the picture is that I have added another cleat at the top of the rear foot rest, and welded to outside edge and inner tab. It was plenty strong as in picture, but I wanted to overbuild that area a bit. Also, there is room to install the factory plastic at the rear.
One change from the picture is that I have added another cleat at the top of the rear foot rest, and welded to outside edge and inner tab. It was plenty strong as in picture, but I wanted to overbuild that area a bit. Also, there is room to install the factory plastic at the rear.
