A guy I ride with got his cut like that from Carl's and loves them.
Cut SLP skiis?
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Racers running Powder Pros usually cut them because it allows for a little more turn up a rut before the back edge hits the side of the rut. I have been running powder pros for a couple years, and I like them uncut, but have never personally ran a trimmed set. Just got Powder Pros for my IQ Racer, and may have to try the cut edge. A local machinist built a jig to cut skis for Cody last year, I may have to do the same and try it out if it works that well. I have never evperienced what you guys are talking about, but I'm usually OC anyways, so maybe I never noticed. -Joe
Does this mod do anything to lessen the "scariness" of these skis when riding in crusty snow conditions, or is that inevitable due to the aggressive nature of the ski? I've nearly been thrown off my sled just tooling around in my (flat) back yard when there's been a little bit of crust on the snow.
Does anyone who has actually cut their own PP's have any good tips (tools, procedures, etc) for cutting skis?
Does anyone who has actually cut their own PP's have any good tips (tools, procedures, etc) for cutting skis?
Has anyone noticed a difference when sidehilling in deep powder with the cut skiis in a bad way?
What is the crusty snow problem that you speak of?
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jfox1995
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My brother-in-law cut his pp's for his 2007 Rev 800 Summit. I wasn't paying too much attention when he did it, but I think he just used duct tape to mark his line and then used a small air cutoff wheel to remove the excess plastic. I must say that the skis made a huge difference in the handling of his Rev. Overall it was an easy job and he had it done within 30 minutes of starting.
I used a jig saw and eyeballed it. Worked well, didn't notice a difference in handling but I've only got 1 short ride in 3' of pow.
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