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So I installed all my bday gifts wifey bought me this morning blue snow flap, deluxe tunnel pack and aggressive snow tracker carbides!
I went for a run to test out the carbides and I gotta say i'm very impressed! Originally I was running woodie's slim jims last season and found they were good but still had a little push in the corners! I installed the snow trackers tightened my middle shock back up I and ran down the little road way beside my house and wow these things really grip well!!! It literally felt like I was rails!!
I had my wife try out my sled and now she wants a set!
I went for a run to test out the carbides and I gotta say i'm very impressed! Originally I was running woodie's slim jims last season and found they were good but still had a little push in the corners! I installed the snow trackers tightened my middle shock back up I and ran down the little road way beside my house and wow these things really grip well!!! It literally felt like I was rails!!
I had my wife try out my sled and now she wants a set!
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Used semi aggressive last season they worked great but I had a little push . i think the aggressive set would be the answer!!
Did u get them from Yamaha ?
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Yes my wife ordered them from Yamaha but royal distributing also has themDid u get them from Yamaha ?
I have run snow trackers for ever it's the only way to go imo , but I have never run them on tuner skis , is that what u have ?
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No I have a 2014 with the regular skis! I ran them on my 2011 venture and loved them!I have run snow trackers for ever it's the only way to go imo , but I have never run them on tuner skis , is that what u have ?
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for your cat i suggest shimming the front of the ski yamamarc....both mine and my buddies xr7000s wore the rear carbide off entirely first
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how much are you shimmingfor your cat i suggest shimming the front of the ski yamamarc....both mine and my buddies xr7000s wore the rear carbide off entirely first
thanks
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we used like 1mm tin...just about 1/2 inch strip front of the rubber...ends up being more then 1mm because it keeps the rubber from falling into the grooves. I found mine still wasnt right with snow trackers until we shimmed it. My dealer does it to their sleds they demo as well
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thanks for the heads up i'll fix it up in the morning!!we used like 1mm tin...just about 1/2 inch strip front of the rubber...ends up being more then 1mm because it keeps the rubber from falling into the grooves. I found mine still wasnt right with snow trackers until we shimmed it. My dealer does it to their sleds they demo as well


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Are you shimming the SnowTrackers? If so, don't! Make sure your toe is set at 0 also!
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thats not what i said....and the toe is not the issueAre you shimming the SnowTrackers? If so, don't! Make sure your toe is set at 0 also!

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Your shimming under the rubber bumpers between the ski and the spindle right?
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yes on cat skis

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Are you loading the front or rear of the ski? The reason I ask is I have seen a few people loading the rear like Bergstrom does and it lifts the defuser out of the snow and defeats the whole design of the trackers.
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