2018 SKS 146 rear skid

[bryceraisanen]

I have no problem ripping my 155 Pro RMK across central MN on the rare occasion that we get some snow! I even use it ice fishing. It does excellent in both depts and then does even better when I head west.http://cloud.tapatalk.com/s/58c23bc9e02e4/IMG1840592833.mp4
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[edgexcsp]

We did find out the skid is not dropped and is in fact in the same position as the SBA.

But your right, it's going to rip and is everything the SBA should have been from the start. I have a buddy snow checking one and I can't wait to try it out next year.

No actual info, just eyeballing the pictures. I know I could fit a 2.25" under my SBA so I don't think they would need to raise it for that reason. I also doubt they would change the tunnel and rear bracket mounting locations for one sled? I'm hoping to catch a peak at one of the sneak peaks this week.

If this sled was available last year I would have ordered one in a heartbeat!

 

[jdizzle]

We built a 146 axys rmk from a 155 this season and did some engine and exhaust mods to it. Wicked fun sled out west, takes some planning ahead when on a crazy line. If people would look at the past and realize that today's chassis, regardless of length out perform previous generations by huge margins. I'd put money down on the fact that a 146 axys rmk 800 will take down anything that a 163 dragon 800 would. Now for a 300 plus guy, yeah shorter isn't the best but not everyone in this world is 6'5" and 300 pounds. People continue to say these days that the current sleds get them places they shouldn't be..take some length off and go have some fun with it.

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100% agree !!