NEW PRODUCT: PRO-RMK RUNNING BOARDS FROM CR RACING AND WRAPS FROM HIGROLLER CUSTOMS

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Check this machine out, it belongs to Highroller Custom Performance.

We installed a set of our new CR Racing Pro-RMK running boards and thought you guys might like to see the finished ride. Check out Highroller for the sled wraps

www.crracingcanada.com​

 

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coyoteman

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That is one sweet pro.:face-icon-small-ton

 

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hmm

Niiiiiiiicccccceee!!!!!!

 

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I can't tell from the pics... Do you remove the stock reinforcement plates for the drop brackets from the outside of the tunnel to install your board kit?

 

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That is one nice sled, best looking running boards on the market IMO!

Do the running boards cover up the VIN?

 

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Nice design. Close up of the traction in the rear footing please.

 

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You do have to remove the stock braces on the tunnel before installing these. These add a lot more rigidity to the length of the tunnel instead of all the force in the one spot on a stock tunnel.

There's a notch cut on the top of the board where the vin is so that it doesn't cover it up.

Here's some close up pics for ya.

You can find some more info at our website.

 

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Are they wider then the stock boards?

 

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Love the place for your foot in the back for a steep climb.

 

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barry1me said:

Are they wider then the stock boards?

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Yes they are wider than stock boards.

Taken from their website-

These running boards are wider than the oem running boards with excellent traction giving you assurance not to slip off. They offer great tunnel support and great snow removal.They take approximately 2-3 hrs to install. All installation hardware is included.

An Autobody air saw works well to cut off the stock boards.
Measures 7" at the front and 8" at the back from the tunnel to outside of the extrusion.
Powder coat is extra and includes degreasing and sandblasting for optimal adhesion and endurance.
Fits the Polaris Pro RMK.

 

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Those look sweeeet! Can you run coolant through those extrusions?

Edit: NM just saw the polished pic, looks like you could weld a fitting to the end and run water through them. Anyone doing this?

 

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Hey CRracing,

I noticed the skid had Fox air shox. Whose setup is that or is that your own custom package? Just wondering, as the only one I have seen as been Carl's setup but they use a zero pro on the front and you are using a Float 2 by the looks of it. Any weight savings or ride reports?? Thanks.

 

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The suspension is a Nextech setup. Heard it rides awesome no complaints yet :face-icon-small-ton

We have done one setup during prototyping with coolant running through and it worked well. We can do a similar setup again no problem just give us a shout or PM for more.

 

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this is besides the point but.... is that cat in the backround in the first pic for sale???

 

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looks good

 

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The 1100 turbo Z1 is for sale PM or call for more

CR

 

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im talking that mountain cat chassis in the backround of the first pic with the flame paint job

 

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Mountain cat

Hey,

Ya that cat is for sale it's one of our guys sleds. Lots done to that cat pm or call for a list of mods and asking price.

 

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running boards

Hello, do have similar running boards available for the IQ chassis that would flow coolant through them? I was thinking that I could utilize that set up for a water to air intercooler for the turbo.

 

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CR Racing

How much for the wrap on that pro?