no issues with durability after cutting out the hoop?
Which are the best running boards to run!?
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no issues with durability after cutting out the hoop?
I question the durability. Also i like some hoop there. Just needs to be a bit larger of an opening. And i wanted to either coat mine or get new boards. So it worked out. Especially if i can sell my stockers and recoup some cash
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J&m powder boards
These boards a excellent. I have a set on my sled and love them. He will powder coat them to a color of your choosing. They are a little heavier but you pay half the price. You don't need to worry about weight riding an axis though. You could strap a cinder block to the tunnel and still be lighter than most sleds. Here is a link to there site https://www.jmpowderboards.com/polaris-pro-rmk-assault-narrow.html
These boards a excellent. I have a set on my sled and love them. He will powder coat them to a color of your choosing. They are a little heavier but you pay half the price. You don't need to worry about weight riding an axis though. You could strap a cinder block to the tunnel and still be lighter than most sleds. Here is a link to there site https://www.jmpowderboards.com/polaris-pro-rmk-assault-narrow.html
Ill pay $120 extra and get lighter aluminum boards the will never rust and have built in toe hooks
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I cut mine then rewelded them higher.
Thread last year a bunch of guys cut them off without issues.
