MAMILLA
Extreme
can i get some pics of what you guys have done
DamonJones
Extreme
There are lots of them here - do a search. Here is mine.
http://www.ty4stroke.com/viewtopic.php?t=79436
http://www.ty4stroke.com/viewtopic.php?t=79436
08 Nytro MTX - added Skinz angle board brackets, tunnel extention and rack, cut the boards back and then added a custom bracket to strengthen and finish off the cut - Thanks Tyler it finished it off nicely. I really like my Timbersled bumper with the dual bars - that was the only reason i didnt go with the Skinz bumper kit.
Cost me less than 200 bucks (for those of you who caught the earlier post - i wont count the hospital vist - there is a reason grinders come with a guard and a warning not to remove it - guess its for people like me
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Cost me less than 200 bucks (for those of you who caught the earlier post - i wont count the hospital vist - there is a reason grinders come with a guard and a warning not to remove it - guess its for people like me
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MAMILLA
Extreme
LOOKS GREAT SO I THINK ALL I NEED IS THAT SKINZ ANGLE SUPPORT THING MY DEALER CAN GET IT FOR ME. WHAT DID YOU CUT YOUR TUNNEL WITH?
DamonJones
Extreme
Air Saw is the best tool I have used to cut with.
i contacted Skinz directly - great people to work with.
That bracket is not listed seperately, it is part of the tunnel/bumper kit - so ask for it directly. It added a great deal of strength to the boards. Even if you dont cut your boards back - i would recommend that bracket to keep the boards from bowing as much as they do.
I used a standard angle grinder with a metal blade and it worked just fine. If you have a die grinder it would probably be better - i didnt have one.
Good luck
That bracket is not listed seperately, it is part of the tunnel/bumper kit - so ask for it directly. It added a great deal of strength to the boards. Even if you dont cut your boards back - i would recommend that bracket to keep the boards from bowing as much as they do.
I used a standard angle grinder with a metal blade and it worked just fine. If you have a die grinder it would probably be better - i didnt have one.
Good luck
