WRP boards

[ust421]

Just wondering if anyone else is having the same trouble. Guess I need to go on diet.

 

[HYFLYR]

I've seen it on a few sets, we just scrapped them and when to airframes. Much better product in fit and finished and durability.

 

[hugger70mtnmax]

X2 on the Air Frames. Spendy and harder to install but they are awesome.

 

[sonds]

Mine did the same thing...Looks like Airframes are in your near future.

 

[Super Sled]

I know it's a little apples to oranges, but my WRP boards have been very solid on my Pro.....

 

[sonds]

I know it's a little apples to oranges, but my WRP boards have been very solid on my Pro.....

Get some ride time on it, they will fail.

 

[Super Sled]

Come on sonds, be positive lol! Well see, but no issues yet and they are very thick aluminum

 

[mtdream]

Yup, the failure is that all the weight is riding on the corners...they will all fail (cut out/inserts) right there...

WRP, BetterBoards, snow eliminators, etc.

 

[ust421]

Hope they make the winter. I am sure they will bust off they won't be able to handle the HP of the MCX. LOL Wonder if there is a way to jimmy rig them. Could pop rivet a piece below.

 

[towerrigger]

I went through two sets, better boards and snow elim, before going to airframes. Airframes are by far the best mod I have ever done.

 

[tapex_07]

Mine have been great since '10. No cracks here..

 

[Dimebag]

I logged 5000 KMs on my boards last season. No problems.

 

[mtdream]

@ dime.... Your a lightweight (under 200 lbs./90 kilos)

If your over, 200, it is a different game with the cut out boards...

 

[Dimebag]

I see..

 

[ust421]

Next year I will have to do something about them.