You will initiate the "roll to edge" easier with the 36" front.
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pros and cons of 36 inch kits handling characteristics
- Thread starter tincuprider
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Following along, great discussion guys. Going for the maiden voyage/shakedown on my 36" Z-broz set-up tomorrow w/ 2013 factory shocks/springs. Wish me luck! 
One thing worth noting on the narrow stance, my sled came with a rev-arc (it's awesome BTW!) and when I went to load my sled today I realized the narrow skis don't line up with my guides anymore!
For those not familiar with the rev-arc:
One thing worth noting on the narrow stance, my sled came with a rev-arc (it's awesome BTW!) and when I went to load my sled today I realized the narrow skis don't line up with my guides anymore!
For those not familiar with the rev-arc:
Following along, great discussion guys. Going for the maiden voyage/shakedown on my 36" Z-broz set-up tomorrow w/ 2013 factory shocks/springs. Wish me luck!
One thing worth noting on the narrow stance, my sled came with a rev-arc (it's awesome BTW!) and when I went to load my sled today I realized the narrow skis don't line up with my guides anymore!
For those not familiar with the rev-arc:
I love that ramp!
Are the stock gripper ski's adequate?
Generally have ran Sly dog's and Simmoms----
Looking like the grippers have a heck of a ice cube tray built into the top
Generally have ran Sly dog's and Simmoms----
Looking like the grippers have a heck of a ice cube tray built into the top
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volcano buster
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I drill small holes drilled in the bottom next to the wear bar to drain the fish wells. Angle them back so they don't get crammed with snow or hammered shut.
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