Dont worry about it stray***** some guys are as arrogant on these threads as they are in person. Tried to talk with NM and his group in the parking lot at Revy before Christmas about there sleds and they just looked at us like we were Aliens. I guess some of us are'nt up to his standards. Guys like that are way smarter than us
We were parked beside you (I Assume) and two others loading our sleds at boulder and I came over to ask about your rear skids as mine has timbersled and I cant keep the front down.) Im sorry if my post offended you but we were offended when we left!Dont worry about it stray***** some guys are as arrogant on these threads as they are in person. Tried to talk with NM and his group in the parking lot at Revy before Christmas about there sleds and they just looked at us like we were Aliens. I guess some of us are'nt up to his standards. Guys like that are way smarter than us
I know nothing of this. Was our trailer a Gooseneck Featherlight trailer hooked to a Dodge? We have no secrets except what is done to our motors. In my opinion a timberskid is not suitable for a turbo fourstroke application. This is just my opinion, and this is in comparison to the M-10 skids that we are using. I will always offer advice when asked...just look at most of my posts, they are offering technical info too try and help other guys out. We all run turbo 4 strokes and do all of our own work (except motor) so we have learned alot about what works and what doesn't. If you guys have any questions then let me know.
We also build our own sleds as we have done Nytros 1 Apex and a Turbo dragon. I also do the engine work myself as far as head shimming. I havent gone deeper for pistons and rods. Mine is currently running full timbersled frt and rear with Ice age 162 rails 16w camo exteme. Im starting to agree with you that the timbersled skid just doesnt work on boost. However seems to be fine on the Apex chassis we built at 18lbs. I would never think of pulling anything like you guys do 1. my balls arent big enough. 2. she would come over backwards if i did try. (I know this is the wrong thread for this but thought I'd better clear things up)Hey no problem. You might have been talking to my kid. He is only 17 and seriously probably doesn't even know what a Timberskid is. Besides he is pretty shy with people he doesn't know. maybe you were talking to Scooter, he always just has a blank look or a smile....and can't talk to good.Thanks NM. I do beleive it was you guys Dodge with Gooseneck. Maybe we caught you on a bad day. It was the guy sitting on his sled behind your trailer that I directly talked to looking at your sleds when you and another came up fired up your sleds and loaded them. His was 162 and the two you loaded were 174's. Anyway if it was misunderstanding fine enough said.
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