FTX tunnel braces

[geelak900]

Looking for a set of FTX tunnel braces in Edmonton? Anybody carry these around here?
Cheers

 

[Grizzly4323]

Call or mail and ask them.

FTX Motorsports 14119 Pioneer Way East Puyallup, WA 98372 Ph:253-848-0908 Fx:253-848-3559 ftxmotorsports@gmail.com

 

[geelak900]

Yep, can do that, just wanted to see if there were any around locally as the mighty dollar is crap right now and I would rather support a local shop or someone looking to sell a set here first.

 

[looneyrod27]

Give Chris a call at parkland, ok tire. He stocks a bunch of goodies and is real good to deal with

 

[Chrisco]

I have the Vanamberg ones in stock and the kurts polaris ones also.

 

[geelak900]

Chris,
Do the Kurts plates require a bunch of disassembly or are they similar to FTX as far as ease of install?



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[XanderKane]

Kurt's polaris tunnel plates require the secondary to be removed and a few rivets to be removed on the kick plate. Very simples install. YouTube "Kurt polaris tunnel brace install".

 

[Audette13]

I installed a set of the Kurts kick plates, here is a little write up i did for the install. It was quite easy.

Kurt's Polaris Tunnel Saver Kit install - SnoWest Snowmobile Forum

 

[Frankenytro]

I am reading this and wondering if anyone has ever considered just running the assault front suspension plates inside the tunnel. I swapped both of my pros to the assault brackets when I tunnel swapped, and think it is a great way to ad strength to the weak polaris pro chassis. I myself have not heard of many, if any assaults with the footwell kink. When a guy looks at the 2 chassis with out skids in them you can really see the difference. As for down sides I know there is a bit of work involved, but in the end you are using steel as a brace instead of adding extra layers of sheet aluminum. Anyone else running similar setups?