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i think this ski came out in 2007
Have there been any changes? Just wondering why they had different part numbers.
I think I have sets from just about every year and they all look the same to me. Maybe I'm just an idiot but I can't see any difference.
I've put them on all kinds of sleds. The rubbers that come stock with the skis are a little thin and mash pretty easy. There are several threads on this.
The rubber for the sidehiller II skis fits the gripper skis. It's a little taller and firmer so I have been using that. Look up the part number for a 2006 RMK 600 and that is the one I'm talking about. I also put a thin piece of aluminum under a set of Gripper rubbers and that seemed to work too. Oops -not 2006, that's too new. That's the snubber they are still using - look for a 2004.
After riding with a bunch of Cats this weekend I'd switch skis too. Can't understand why the heaviest sled of the big 3 runs the smallest ski. Whatever -
Besides the bolts and bushings size, there has to be a change in the pocket where the rubber sits in the ski. I used 08 Grippers on my 07 SB without issue but I had to shim the front of the rubber to work on my SBA. The rubbers are the same for all years so the pocket has to of changed with spindle shape. Can you see that in the ski's you have?
OR...
The spindle changed in relation to the rubber.
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Besides the bolts and bushings size, there has to be a change in the pocket where the rubber sits in the ski. I used 08 Grippers on my 07 SB without issue but I had to shim the front of the rubber to work on my SBA. The rubbers are the same for all years so the pocket has to of changed with spindle shape. Can you see that in the ski's you have?
The pockets all look the same to me - I would have to pull some skis to see if the ski spindle angle in relation to the rubber changed.