Tunnel Bracing

[tmberro]

Check out these tunnel braces from Fastrax Motorsports. Myself and a few riding buddies put these on our sleds a few weeks ago. Installation was simple and fast following the well thought out directions.

We all know how short winter is and how frustrating it is to be broke down when the snow is piling up. I've seen a buddy hit a tree with an a-arm and buckle the tunnel with minimal damage to the a-arm. These plates would have been nice to have then! In my opinion these plates are well worth the money and time to keep me on the snow this winter.

Thank you Fastrax!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KO1mfUX-I9Y

 

[Melfjord]

ty for sharing, i will say it's a must to brace that area. And its an easy and good priced solution

 

[freezie]

Do they fit on the switchback assault too ?

 

[Sheetmetalfab]

Dont need it on the switchback assault.
Its way stronger already

 

[FatDogX]

Nice product and great company to deal with!!! Mine are on the way!

 

[tmberro]

Do they fit on the switchback assault too ?

I believe the switchback comes with plates installed inside the tunnel from the factory. The outer plates would still work to reinforce this weak spot. If there are no plates inside, there should be no reason the complete kit cannot be used.

 

[mpn]

installed mine yesterday, nice product and easy to do, I did have my suspension out so it did make it easier.

 

[freezie]

I believe the switchback comes with plates installed inside the tunnel from the factory. The outer plates would still work to reinforce this weak spot. If there are no plates inside, there should be no reason the complete kit cannot be used.

i will have a look and see , thanks .

 

[lorne1176]

Anyone with Skinz Airframes use these yet? Think the bottom of the outside plates may need to be trimmed.

 

[tmberro]

Anyone with Skinz Airframes use these yet? Think the bottom of the outside plates may need to be trimmed.

Yes, my sled has airframes on it. Quick trim of the outside plates and it was good to go!