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Thanks for the reply. I am fully aware as to which way they go on, but I'm just looking for opinions on how others space them:) Are people making it so the extrovert knobs sit centered in the windows or to the inside or outside of the windows to allow for minimal track wander?

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OK...so I have my own theory on this, but I want some other opinions/explanations. ***These are the older style avid 2 piece drivers...NOT the new ones for a center ported track**** When setting the drivers - do you guys set the extrovert knobs so that they are to the outside of the windows...

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I have 2 buddies that ran them last season in combination with raptor shocks. They both liked the width, but didn't like the loss of the swaybar with the narrow stance. They both ordered up alternative impact 36" arms for this season...that can still be used with the sway bar.

Garage Strategies in Edmonton sells it. It holds up well from what I've seen, but make sure you get the correct adhesive to glue it down!!

I'm going to take you up on that, Deaner!! I lived in Cranbrook for 33 years and never sledded the Creston area at all...I would love to check it out!

Lots of good info in this thread, but a lot of BS too:D There is a big difference between a performance suspension system and a lift kit. Make sure you talk to people who have a clue as to what they are talking about. A performance suspension system can enhance the ride quality. performance...

I am pretty sure that brutematt750 is correct...you must have Carli confused with either Cognito or CST. We have been one of the largest Carli dealer/distributors for years, and they have NOT and will probably NEVER will build a system for a Chev. Maybe some dirt miles are in order...I will...

The funny thing here is; that carli doesn't even make a suspension system for a Chev:D I've been in this racket for 15+ years and all that we sell, suspension wise, at this point is Carli Suspension. They have offerings in both 2.5" and 4.5" lift height and drastically improve the ride and...

Maybe get in touch with this club. Atlin appears to be part of their territory. Klondike Snowmobile Association

If in fact it is the same applicant; he is a long time Atlin resident and very well known in the small community. He has helped organized their local hill climb, drags etc...

If this is the same tenure application (HUGE)... I know one of the applicants for the tenure. He and his son are also sledders! I can't say for sure, but I don't think he'd be out to kill the sport of sledding in the area. JMO

Unfortunately your dealer is misinformed:( If used like an LT tire...you will easily get that and then some. Unfortunately the perceived general use for the Xtreme sizes is more focussed to offroad. An excerpt from Toyo's website: Industry Leading Mileage WarrantySignificant improvement...

Talk to Jared @ Castle Custom Trucks...I know he has one set of 35x12.5 R 20 AT2's sitting at his shop!

There isn't an 80,000km tread life guarantee on the Xtreme sizes, but if you rotate them regularly...you will get that and then some!!

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Just talked with Toyo. Tires are still 3-4+ weeks away for your size in the AT2...worth the wait if you don't need them right now!!

Generally siping does not increase wear or longevity of a tire. It softens the tread and gives them increase traction, but I've NEVER heard of siping extending tread life. Uaually the opposite.

Some awesome photos!! A couple comments/suggestions that I would make are; put some text/description on your home page that will capture the viewer and give them a taste of what you do/offer. The homepage really has to grab attention and make viewers want to look further. Also, have a link...