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• Dec 26, 2018

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Hi guys

May be the solutions to all those ski problem is a tuneable ski like ski doo TS ?

https://youtu.be/runmzas65z0

Do you guys see some benefits to abapting this set up to a aro ski or else ?

 

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• Dec 26, 2018

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Heck ya.

 

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BINGO!

 

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If that works like it should, and I'll bet it will as it looks like it has been well-tested, it would/should work awesome, on snowmobiles.

I have a 2018 DTS 129 ski and have been also riding a 2019 DTS 129 ski and have found that they both have incredible stick in all conditions.

Snowbikes are so different in that the ski has to tilt side to side or edge to edge, unlike snowmobiles where the two skis run flatter on the surface(s).

Having nice outboard skags on the edges of the skis is a great thing on any sort of packed snow.

 

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• Jan 10, 2019

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So.....

what are we tuning on the Ski Doo ski ?

 

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https://www.curveindustries.com/collections/accessories/products/thruster-accessory

 

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• Jan 11, 2019

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To be able to adjust how deep are the center and side runner depending on snow condition could only be a good thing I would say

 

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Just dial it in once and ride the darn thing -- any mods like that will also add weight and complexity. How about durability if you build it heavy enough I guess you could make it durable. Then there are 3 not one runner so more complexity and weight For me it is dial it once and ride. The guys that spend all day tinkering instead of riding are a real pain to be out riding with. And a lot of that stuff is more designed as an aid for the salesman at the dealership than for the rider anyway.

 

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powdermuncher said:

Just dial it in once and ride the darn thing -- any mods like that will also add weight and complexity. How about durability if you build it heavy enough I guess you could make it durable. Then there are 3 not one runner so more complexity and weight For me it is dial it once and ride. The guys that spend all day tinkering instead of riding are a real pain to be out riding with. And a lot of that stuff is more designed as an aid for the salesman at the dealership than for the rider anyway.

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Yes , more moving parts to fail and slop around, The 19 yeti ski is fabulous, can ride one handed on icey trail .super lite and does not wash,,