If you want the nicer IQ flap get the one from the 2005 900 rmk I think it's the one with with letters, they look much nicer.
Snow flap test?
- Thread starter Oregonsledder
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The cat bumper is nice, but has anyone tested it to see if will bend upslowly or just snap off when you overdo a wheelie. It's nice to have a buffer zone so it don't tear your tunnel.
Thanks.
I ordered a IQ flap for my 2012 Pro. Hoping to keep some snow in there and cool it down bit. I run both the regular and cable scratchers when I have to be on a trail. I found the cable scratchers just don't bite good enough on harder packed snow.
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tbeaton
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i looked real quick an dfound the iq flaps for $65 or so. i ordered one from pdp. went with the long one, if we ever get any snow out here on the east coast i will report how it goes.
$39.99 plus 10 for shipping
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dude
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Interesting. I know I asked for the Cat 162" bumper. Maybe they screwed up and gave me a 153"? Mine came about an inch or 2 from the brackets without cutting any off. I had some cracks starting on my 09 dragon tunnel so I put the cat bumper on and it has been great ever since. It REALLY stiffens up the back part of the tunnel. I understand if you stiffen something up it may just transfer the stress elsewhere, but after what happened to my 09 Dragon tunnel I'll go with the cat bumper and the strength. Plus, IMHO I don't know if I'd trust the carbon fiber bumper to tow out a sled...
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sledfreak89
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Hey Guys.
Its great to hear our flap is working for you guys!
For those wondering what we did to the flap, we increased the attack angle 15° in order to allow the flap to direct more snow into the tunnel. A little trick with our flap is you can either mount it on the outside of the tunnel cap or on the inside. Mounting it on the outside like stock will put the angle out a little bit due to the little metal lip on the tunnel cap. Mounting our flap on the side keeps the flap on a flap surface and increases the attack angle of the flap even more to put more snow back into the tunnel.
Also guys, if anyone is thinking of ordering the long flap and wants it a certain length, we can cut it down for you before we print anything on them before hand, just shoot us an email before hand and we'll take care of ya!
-Matt
Its great to hear our flap is working for you guys!
For those wondering what we did to the flap, we increased the attack angle 15° in order to allow the flap to direct more snow into the tunnel. A little trick with our flap is you can either mount it on the outside of the tunnel cap or on the inside. Mounting it on the outside like stock will put the angle out a little bit due to the little metal lip on the tunnel cap. Mounting our flap on the side keeps the flap on a flap surface and increases the attack angle of the flap even more to put more snow back into the tunnel.
Also guys, if anyone is thinking of ordering the long flap and wants it a certain length, we can cut it down for you before we print anything on them before hand, just shoot us an email before hand and we'll take care of ya!
-Matt
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tbeaton
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i just ordered the long flap this week. so i can mount it on the inside of the tunnel?
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sledfreak89
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Yes, you can mount both our standard Pro RMK flaps as well as our Pro RMK Long flap on the inside of the tunnel.
Awesome looking product sledfreak89! The "Pro RMK" in red looks hawt!
what is the length of the Pro flap in the long version?
I want to nip this cooling issues in the bud before I start riding and IMO you Pro flap looks 100% better than stock out of the gate.
Just gotta decide on long or regular
what is the length of the Pro flap in the long version?
I want to nip this cooling issues in the bud before I start riding and IMO you Pro flap looks 100% better than stock out of the gate.
Just gotta decide on long or regular
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sledfreak89
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Thanks!! We put a lot of thought and time into these flaps.
Our Pro RMK Long flaps are 24" long, and 17.25" wide in the body of the flap.
-Matt
Our Pro RMK Long flaps are 24" long, and 17.25" wide in the body of the flap.
-Matt
FWIW, I have the long on now, mounted on the outside, made some beveled spacers for it to float on the outside. Personal preference. You may end up cutting it, it will drag on hits, with a fox evol R in the rear skid. Very trimable. So far, so good.
I ended up adding a Proven Designs snow flap as well. Great product, great people to deal with and they'll do anything you want on your flap to make them different.
Is that mounted on the inside of the tunnel?
It seems to hang "down" instead of angled out like Ive seen.
If you go with too long of a snow flap, will it get caught in the track when backing off a trailier? I have had to cut mine down on both my doos as well as my cat. Also, dont you want some snow evacuating out the back end and not balling up in the front of the drivers? You kinda need that happy medium or some type off snow flap prop once you are in the deeper snow.
For those of you asking... this is the long flap from PDP mounted on the inside. I added the strap so it won't get sucked in the track in reverse. Wish it would snow so I could tell you what I run for temps...
That looks good, but I would be concerned about backing off a deck or trailer, getting the flap under the track and breaking that bumper. Might not happen, and the principal is good.
