Skinz Air Frames

[burnt toast]

Picked up a set of boards just wondering what u guys or gals did for the rear tunnel. It is stock tunnel still and the instructions say when cutting off the boards not go past a certain point at the drop brackets leaving the back portion. I'm just wondering how that will look in the end. Has anyone cut it off, I have seen pictures of it cut right off. Just thinking it might look dumb with it left on. 2010 nytro

 

[sled obsessed]

i cut mine off all the way to the back, left a half inch I think on the bottom for a little added strength, looks good. Seem pretty strong. I have a full season on it now. Love the boards but they are expensive. I used a reciprocating/ocilating tool with a metal blade which worked awesome, way easier to control than a cutting wheel. Also my tunnel was powder coated black prior so i just got a lenght of u-channel molding - automotive stuff that makes it look pretty sharp, covers up the cut.

 

[sled obsessed]

Leave the drop mount brackets in tact though. they add a lot of strenght. thats hard steel, you wouldn't want to cut it anyways.

 

[burnt toast]

Leave the drop mount brackets in tact though. they add a lot of strenght. thats hard steel, you wouldn't want to cut it anyways.

Oh ya no forsure, thanks. I will cut the boards off full length. If anyone ones knows of any objections let me knows.

 

[1100]

I just put these on at the end of last season. I cut off everything. They seem to be a lot stiffer then my stock 08 boards in the bit of shop riding I got in.

 

[Clode]

I cut everything to install my CR boards

 

[burnt toast]

Nice looks good, that's what I was going to go with but I came across a set of lightly used air frames.

 

[burnt toast]

Must say a little bit of a diffrence..