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![]() | Re: Drilling holes in sliders? i did it on my sleds, used something like a 1/4 inch bit and a 2-3 pattern i think not going all the way through. sliders were good for at least 5 years of high mileage riding. for snowcross some guys would flip the sled over and fill the holes with a soap/water mix let it freeze so during the race the soap would melt and reduce friction. that was never going to change weather i won a race or not but in everyday riding the holes would be filled with packed snow so i guess it helps. will it help yeah maybe, will it hurt or cost you anything i don't think so, so might as well |
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![]() | Re: Drilling holes in sliders? Driller 1/8 holes 1" apart staggard down the slides on my 04 King Cat- Still have stock sliders and we ride about 25 to 30 times a season Just my $0.02 |
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