Sounds good I'll get you guys a quote hopefully by Monday or Tuesday. You can all decide then and let me know who all is in. My turnaround time on these is usually about 3 weeks. Thanks LH looking forward to getting them In the mail.
Dan
Aftermarket Aluminum bushings for the Polaris Gripper Skis?
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Based on what LH gave for dimensions I could do them for $21.00 each.
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Good deal! That's under $100 shipped for the set of four needed per sled.
And still more than $10 cheaper than the heavy steel stockers.
Count me in for a minimum of 12.
This is yet another example that the OEM's could build a mid-300 pound dry weight sled for little to no price increase / difference. $33.00 for a coated steel bushing is robbery at best. Nobody in their right mind would pay that much for that bushing in steel.
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If you are building sleds or chasing grams one of these is handy.
These too.
A lathe is on my dream tool list, been saving my pennies for awhile now.
Whatever i can stuff in there.
Mostly skidoo rubbers.
I ruined a bunch of them til i put angle pieces to hold the rubber centered in the pocket.
When the wieght of the sled is on the ski the rubber isn't holding the wieght of the sled thats for sure.
They aren't that tight.
Its a 7/16"x7/8" piece of .063 aluminum angle 3" long. This and a dab of grease on top of the rubber made these rubbers last 5 times longer than my last 4-5 sets.
After half a season at the end of last year they are still good and show no signs of blowing out.
I think this is the answer for the pro rmk.
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Hey guys these are scheduled to go into production the middle of next week so for those of you on board shoot me a pm or email. I would say I could ship in a couple weeks. Thanks!
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SMF...Whats up with your ball joint mod on the Z-Broz Lower arm?
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SMF...Whats up with your ball joint mod on the Z-Broz Lower arm?
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I detailed it out in a thread last year.
Basically RH thread 3/4" chromoly hiem joint on the left side and LH thread on the right. When you hit an immovable object the upper ball joint shears and the lower loosens in the threaded end of the a arm.
I twisted the end off of a few arms before I tried this.
Held up great for 3-4 hits. Replace the upper ball joint and go 5-10 minutes later.
ALT IMPACT is producing these in Titanium for us! And they are cheaper than stock!
TO THE TOP: For those interested in adding some light weight art to their gripper skis. ALT has stepped up to the plate to produce these beauties in Titanium. And his price for Titanium is 2/3 the cost of the heavy stock steel bushing.
TO THE TOP: For those interested in adding some light weight art to their gripper skis. ALT has stepped up to the plate to produce these beauties in Titanium. And his price for Titanium is 2/3 the cost of the heavy stock steel bushing.
These are done and shipping today. Thanks!
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Dan, Thanks a bunch for gettn it done,greatly appreciated
X2! Whoever says you can't have cheap, great quality, and fast just has never met the right talented / skilled individual!
No problem guys. I have some other projects in the works. Should have complete engine ti bolt kits soon as well as a bigger component that I'll wait to disclose until I know I can commit to it and get it out there for a reasonable price. I'll be sure to post everything when I know more. Thanks!
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Hey guys every order I had for these went out today so if there's anyone that pm'd or emailed that didn't actually call in or get a paypal invoice please let me know. Just don't want miss anybody, things have been busy already.
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