Recent content by Jake

Sorry. Have a nice day.

We don't have the latest diesel truck, enclosed trailer and sleds. Don't go to the mountains as much as we used to. Last year we went to Valemount once, paid the 20 bucks, trails were terrible. 25 bucks a day?

Powder Station has done two decks for me, good work, reasonable prices, quick turnaround.

450.00 is about right, had a few decks done, depends how new and clean the aluminum is.

Your better off selling hers and buying a 155 Assault.

I put 146 Camo Extreme 2.5 under my SBA with a pro driveshaft with stock 8 tooth drivers, works fine.

Window glazing 69(1) A person shall not install, replace or cover the window glazing in a windshield or in a left or right side window of a motor vehicle that is beside or forward of the driver with a transparent, translucent or opaque material. (2) A person shall not install, replace...

Well that was a fun tread to follow. But I'm pretty sure the window tint laws are so he driver's view out the side windows is not impaired or restricted. I think ever other point was hit.

PM me, I have a stock shaft out of a 2011 that will fit. I just swapped it out for a 2012 shaft to change the drivers.

Sorry to hear about the closures, we ride Barrhead trials a couple times a year, always a good time. Nice to see someone reporting on the conditions there.

Putting B&M boards on mine, bottom of the foot well is open. Way to much snow build up with stock boards.

Have to change drivers from 2.86 to 2.52.

You have to change drivers or driveshaft to go to 144" track, they are 2.52 pitch. Your sled is 2.86 pitch, you can go to a 146" changing rails only. I am changing from a 144" to 146" to get the taller 2.5" lug for the odd trip to the mountains. I will have a driveshaft and Challenger track...

You can also order direct from B&M, just received my boards from them Monday. Was a bit cheaper to order direct from them and got them powder coated orange to match the sled.

Got one, works excellent for me. Most of our riding is local, at the lake or on bush trails and cut lines. Sled is built for rougher use. Only do one or two trips to the mountains a year and works well as long as your not a high marker. The adjustable shocks are great, stiffen them up for the...