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I've got a set of sly dog skies ,new last spring, I used them on my m8 turbo, I'm wondering if they will fit my new pro, and if so are they a better ski than the stock pro ski?
Sly dog skies vs pro skies
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On the SD Skis you simply have to buy a bolt and bushing kit to run them on your PRO... about $20.
I had them on a PRO last season.. They floated very well (a bit better than the
gripper)...The new design in the last 2 years really eliminated the "pushing" issue with the previous models.
I run my with the "Shaper" wear bars and was very happy with them.
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I had them on a PRO last season.. They floated very well (a bit better than the
gripper)...The new design in the last 2 years really eliminated the "pushing" issue with the previous models.
I run my with the "Shaper" wear bars and was very happy with them.
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What is shaper runners, a brand or a profile made by sd?
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Mh, tks for the link, how many inches of carbide do you run?
I have 8" powderhounds on one of my IQ mountain sleds and love them. I feel the 8" is a big improvement over the 7" powderhounds due to the new stronger tip design.
Heres a link for the skis and buying ski components separate. I do like the shaper bars the best on these. It is good to go a bit more aggressive on the carbides for the slydogs if you run any trails to get to your favorite riding areas.
http://www.gobigparts.com/Slydog-Skis.html
Heres a link for the skis and buying ski components separate. I do like the shaper bars the best on these. It is good to go a bit more aggressive on the carbides for the slydogs if you run any trails to get to your favorite riding areas.
http://www.gobigparts.com/Slydog-Skis.html
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