Got F-Bombs Better Boards.
Here installed on my 99 RMK Gen II
Here installed on my 99 RMK Gen II
Snow Eliminators--review time!!
- Thread starter H20SKE
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Is it possible to just cut the holes in the stock boards and then just use it that way?
Ya you can cut holes but in order to make it really work you have to have massive holes and then you just weaken an already wimpy aspect of your sled. Not to mention the real key benefit of traction.
Tim those GEN II Better Boards look great! WOW Super fast install...let us all know how you like the performance. Thanks for posting your work so quickly.
Deep powder riding and Happy Holidays everyone!
Tim those GEN II Better Boards look great! WOW Super fast install...let us all know how you like the performance. Thanks for posting your work so quickly.
Deep powder riding and Happy Holidays everyone!
No-sno's
The no-sno's from fast lane are just awsome would not ride with out them well well worth the $$$$$
The no-sno's from fast lane are just awsome would not ride with out them well well worth the $$$$$
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_AJ_
Well-known member
We build them for the M7's and the non XP revs. Working extremely well so far in the Baker Steep and Deep!! The results are stronger then stock, double traction and the different colored cleet overlays are trick.
http://www.mbhc.net/Stiffy%27s-Tread-Inserts.php
AJ
http://www.mbhc.net/Stiffy%27s-Tread-Inserts.php
AJ
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M - Better Boards
Rob
Doo you / Can you make small rear better board for the M sleds?
What I find out here with sleds that have a board mod's done on the M sleds
is that the customers need a smaller board further in the back behind the upper idler wheel... like in you pic of the king kat..
Huge sales if you can sell them separately
I know I could sell 2 pair right now
Rob
Doo you / Can you make small rear better board for the M sleds?
What I find out here with sleds that have a board mod's done on the M sleds
is that the customers need a smaller board further in the back behind the upper idler wheel... like in you pic of the king kat..
Huge sales if you can sell them separately
I know I could sell 2 pair right now
Like THESE
But with raised ribs for traction....
But with raised ribs for traction....
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snowbie
Active member
Installed Better Boards on my 2008 RMK. They were better than stock, but I still have to kick the snow that builds up on the boards. Pretty much the same deal as the stock boards, just faster to kick the snow out. If the holes were larger / spaced farther apart it probably wouldn't be as bad.
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leiterch
Member
I already know Rob's answer, but do any of you guys know if anyone make some for a REV 440 race chassis? I have a stretched 440 tunnel, but as anyone who has rode with or on a rev the snow removal sucks.........real bad...
Anyone ever try these? It might be my only option.
http://www.rsiracing.com/product_info.php?cPath=30&products_id=174
Anyone ever try these? It might be my only option.
http://www.rsiracing.com/product_info.php?cPath=30&products_id=174
Eliminator
Put a set on my 07 m8, they are the only way to ride!! Still kicking them a little on those deep days!
Put a set on my 07 m8, they are the only way to ride!! Still kicking them a little on those deep days!
I have the newly enlarged holes on my M1k and they probably don't work as well as these but the snow kicks out way faster and with very little build up. I'm thinking of putting a set on the M7.
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sodfarmer
Member
Rob
would you recommend putting the rivets on the inside of the rails close to the vertical part of the tunnel. I just put them on the outside by the cooler line and then up on the top of the better board.
Fwiw the betterboard are awesome. They look factory and raised my outer real by at least 2 inches and the boards are firm.
Thanks for a great product.
would you recommend putting the rivets on the inside of the rails close to the vertical part of the tunnel. I just put them on the outside by the cooler line and then up on the top of the better board.
Fwiw the betterboard are awesome. They look factory and raised my outer real by at least 2 inches and the boards are firm.
Thanks for a great product.
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prairiebound
Member
if you have a edge chassis buy these. Put a end to slipping and kicking.
Just plastic on my boards?
I too am tired of kicking snow off the boards on my M. I am seriously thinking of doing the Fastlane units. I like the idea of plastic cause the snow won’t stick to it like it does to aluminum. However I ride with my wife and kid on the trails quite a bit and am worried about the amount of snow coming thru on me while trail riding. Rode with a guy who had powder coated boards and this worked pretty well cause the snow didn’t stick. Does anyone know of a product that just lays thin plastic on the board surface, I was wondering if this might be a middle of the road option?
I too am tired of kicking snow off the boards on my M. I am seriously thinking of doing the Fastlane units. I like the idea of plastic cause the snow won’t stick to it like it does to aluminum. However I ride with my wife and kid on the trails quite a bit and am worried about the amount of snow coming thru on me while trail riding. Rode with a guy who had powder coated boards and this worked pretty well cause the snow didn’t stick. Does anyone know of a product that just lays thin plastic on the board surface, I was wondering if this might be a middle of the road option?
has anyone tried the CPC snow cleats?
Works Great
I've had the snow eliminators on a 2005 KIngkat and my M1000 (2007) They really work great. Most of the guys I ride with are using them too.
I've had the snow eliminators on a 2005 KIngkat and my M1000 (2007) They really work great. Most of the guys I ride with are using them too.
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untouchable
Active member
No comparison between stock running boards and my no-snos. Great traction and no snow build-up. Highly recomend them.
