traction screws for running boards.

[goforbroke]

Debating on buying air frames. Untill I decide to spend the money and install, I may try and put some traction screws on the side of the stock running board as I seem to slip occasionally on a side hill. Anyone with ideas of what to put in for traction screws?

 

[seth25]

Find someone with airframes and see if they used all the traction screws that came with them. You can put in as many or few as you want, so someone may have a few extra floating around.

 

[NapaMatt]

I have already done this..

I used screws that are for "Ice Racing" Tire Screws!


Works mint!

 

[NapaMatt]

you can get them from Parts Unlimited!!!

 

[goforbroke]

you can get them from Parts Unlimited!!!

From your past posts I'm expecting a link to the correct page so I can order them!

 

[goforbroke]

Find someone with airframes and see if they used all the traction screws that came with them. You can put in as many or few as you want, so someone may have a few extra floating around.

Anyone? I'll send ya $15 via paypal for 20 of them?

 

[seth25]

I have a set on order and they are scheduled to be here late next week. I'll let you know if I don't use all the tractions screws.

 

[akrevrider]

AirFrame Boards

Debating on buying air frames. Untill I decide to spend the money and install, I may try and put some traction screws on the side of the stock running board as I seem to slip occasionally on a side hill. Anyone with ideas of what to put in for traction screws?

Go with the AirFrame Boards. If you plan to keep the sled for a couple of seasons it will make up the cost and is worth it IMO.

It made a huge difference to make the tunnel stronger with very little snow/ice build up. I can move around on the boards with zero slipping and after the first ride my riding ability was improved too.

Good luck

akrevrider