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Studding GT 96 or 144 or 192?

GodfatherPC said:
Thansk awesome pic.Did you make your own patern or did you use a templet.
The double backer are they better then single.I'm sorry for all the questions I'm new at this. LaLaLa
This is woodys 144 down the middle. This is on a vector I think some of the guys were changing it just a bit to avoid the mono shock. The double diggers supposed to be stronger. they are lighter that 2 singles. and guys say they have less bending with them . This is the first time I used them so I will find out.
 

Re: Studding

SERPAGS said:
Don't mean to encroach on your tread, just a quick q.

I have been riding a ski-doo mxz with 96 pins and stock runners.

This year (YES I jumped to Yammi) I am getting the Apex ER and I have been suggested to changethe runners to Woddy:s duallies 6"no studding.

Then someone told me I should get the 6" duallie and no studding.

I ride fast and aggresive, always on trails, lots of wooded trails...etc.

I don't want the feeling that I am riding on a train track, but want safety so that I can ride aggresively enough. Any tips would help.

For the type of riding you do NO STUDS and DUALIES would be the worst thing you do..

I had duallies... they work great for getting rid of darting but cause more of a problem because they push like crazy in the corners... Nothing beats a good 8 inch carbide for turning on rails..
 
144 woody's singles with the aluminum nuts, and 9" carbides up front. Tried the woody's dooly's on the rx and didn't like them, I found they would build up snow between the carbides and then push in the corners. Just my .02
 


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