This is my hardest decision so far on the snow check...
Thoughts?
Thoughts?
Skid Plate: Yes or No?
- Thread starter GreenState
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Saved my sled several times! Definitely a yes.
New skid plate seems bulky under A arms. Like the old extreme skid plate for XM
No skid plate for me. It holds way to much snow. And it's ugly af.
If you are an A-arm destroyer..
No skid plate!
No skid plate!
thats exactly what i thought. i rented an xm for my wife to ride a few years ago, and it had the extreme plate on it. it held snow like crazy. it almost looked like it limited the movement of the a-arms (it didnt, it just "appeared" like it)
Yes and no. My buddy destroyed his s and e mod with a full skid plate but his arms were just fine. It just all depends on where it hits. A s mod brace does more than a skid plate imo.
Have to take off the extreme skid plate to replace A-arm's.
After drilling out the old rivets
2 or 3 times the belly pan holes can get very big
After drilling out the old rivets
2 or 3 times the belly pan holes can get very big
None or as small as possible.
They hold snow and add weight. I suppose if you hit a lot of immovable objects then get one...or quit running into things. :face-icon-small-win
They hold snow and add weight. I suppose if you hit a lot of immovable objects then get one...or quit running into things. :face-icon-small-win
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Never ride off trail without one.
DPG
DPG
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I use screws holding mine on and works great especially if you have to take it off.
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