Frogzskin Vent's

[summitbound]

Anyone use the Frogzskin Vent's on a M8
Belly Pan,Hood,Air Box

 

[Pieguy]

Yes. I had a little problem getting them to stick and look good. Finnally PM'd SnowBound and got some from him.

 

[d-five]

thanks for the tip pieguy. I wil pm your man.

 

[rogerbfree]

i got them on my sled work great

 

[Rixster]

Do they have a web site?

 

[ACMtnCat]

Their web site does nothing. You can find them at Cutler's
www.frogzskin.com
www.cpcracing.com

 

[Slednoggin23]

Side panel vents

I got some Frogzskins side panel vents from CPC at the snow show. I'm concerned about them sticking and staying on. Is there any tricks to do before I install. Thanks in advance

 

[MCIVER]

used them on my m8 for 1 whole season with not one problem. just got to make sure your side panels are oil free and warm or they wont stick. got mine from speedwerx.

 

[1100Cat]

PM or email ronniehotdog,hater or myself(1100Cat canadian dealer for xxxmodrods.com) for vents that are quality and work. You can view all the vent kits for all differerent sleds at xxxmodrods.com(ronniehotdog/hater).

 

[RockyMtn.Kris]

I ran them with the CPC intake. They work great and stick great. I made sure I got the surfaces good and clean with an automotive paint pre-cleaner.

 

[whittaker727]

www.frogzskin.com
That's about one chitty web site. I can't find info or pricing on anything.

 

[skibumm]

You can get them from Cutler's and they work great as long as you clean the surface first. Once stuck, these things do not want to come off!

 

[whittaker727]

Can you buy just the ones for the nose cone? If so, how resistant to trees and bushes are they (incase you have to take a hairy line)

 

[donbrown]

Any pics ???

 

[skibumm]

Yes, you can buy just the ones on the nose. Saw a guy last year take out his bumper and hood with a tree and about the only thing left was the frogskins holding it together. They seem to hold up very well in the trees and the great thing about them is if you happen to rip one, just warm them up, peel off and replace. Very inexpensive fix. Instead of cutting the entire vent area out, I always hole saw or drill the area and then you don't seem to lose any strength. Much harder to stab a hole in the nose cone for example if the area is honeycombed rather than having the entire area cut out.

Can you buy just the ones for the nose cone? If so, how resistant to trees and bushes are they (incase you have to take a hairy line)

 

[ACMtnCat]

They hold up pretty good for being so thin. I have a couple holes in the nose cone air intake ones from a long season of tree bashin! Lost the sled into a few tree holes too, and thought they would for sure be destroyed. They are cool vents!

 

[sledhed88]

Hey im lookin for the two small ones directly above the bumper.. I dont see them on cutlers website either?? Anyone else sell them? Anywhere in canada? Thanks

 

[RockyMtn.Kris]

Call Cutlers. They are slow on the web-site thing. They have them, I bought some stuff last week. The front vent kit was $20.00

 

[skibumm]

Ditto! CPC has them, just give them a call.

 

[mtn mike on boost]

i dont know if they are the exact ones but bdx has them as well and they look the same