pro climb 800 skis
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Deep Powder Guy
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I don't know the answer to that. I'm hoping the stock rubber works.
DPG
DPG
Yes. No mods necessary when I put them on my 14.
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Deep Powder Guy
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That funny when you talk directly to SLP they say the powder pros are more aggressive than the mohawks.....I don't really care since I travel on very little trail, ice or spring hard snow.
DPG
DPG
Awesome, You will be very happy!
Something very noticeable is on those deep days when on the flipper bouncing through the terrain the sleds nose stay up, doesn't dive keeping the momentum and sled speed up much faster. The wider shovel and bolt located aft creates this.
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suitcase
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some are cutting the tail section, dont do it , These flat rock as is and already carve like butter, cutting was done on PP,s to try to help them carve better
thanks for the help and direction guys ...much appreciated !
just ordered my Polaris gripper skis(black with orange loops)....cheers
just ordered my Polaris gripper skis(black with orange loops)....cheers
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chuff26
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Could very well be... to be honest i'm not a good enough rider to tell or know the difference between modded or not. I did it cause I could plus you lose even more weight, as minimal as it is, lol.
Here's a thread talking about it.
http://www.snowest.com/forum/showthread.php?t=362463&highlight=carls+mod
Here is another option. Sold a few pairs to guys who wanted them, but have not used myself. The C&A pro mountain ski. Seems like a nice ski. I don't like that it is very stiff and weighs 8lbs 6 oz, stock ski is 5lbs 16 oz. Anyone have any personal experience with them?
Here is another option. Sold a few pairs to guys who wanted them, but have not used myself. The C&A pro mountain ski. Seems like a nice ski. I don't like that it is very stiff and weighs 8lbs 6 oz, stock ski is 5lbs 16 oz. Anyone have any personal experience with them?
Yes they handle similar to Grippers with narrower shovel,however you nailed it, Heavy and stiffer type ski, beefy construction. Probably a good choice for drops and abuse. Grippers are very flexy. These were on a 14 XM last season, Its not a bad ski at all
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Typically SLP saddle brackets offer 2 different mounting postions to the ski.
http://www.gobigparts.com/Skis.html
Typically SLP saddle brackets offer 2 different mounting postions to the ski.
http://www.gobigparts.com/Skis.html
Yeah ...I don't want the weight ...Mohawks are 14lbs,stock Cat are 10lbs,polaris grippers 9lbs !!
wow, after reading this thread I'm even more pumped that I got a set of Grippers for my proclimb. Found a lightly used pair for $140! Started trimming the two ribs in the spindle mount area yesterday. Can't wait to try them out this winter.
Most of my experience has been with the Powder Pros, Grippers, and Slydog Powderhounds. Mostly Polaris and Doo. We mounted a set of Mohawks on an Assault last season and really liked them. I have a Pair of 8" Slydog Powderhounds on my 08 RMK and love them but Love my grippers on my Pro as well. If your on a 4-stroke I highly recommend the Powderhounds. Like power steering and super light skis. They are stiffer now as well.
