SKU Help!!

[~Rowdy~]

I was recommended to get some bracing, and I am having a HECK of a time trying to match the suggested names with the names on the sites when I type in the SKU. Even called the site I order from and they can't help me. Can anyone help me with this?!

Recommended:
- MAG Brace SKU: 518324096
- R footwell brace SKU: 518323187
- L footwell brace SKU: 518323188
- Plates SKU: 518324181 x 2
- Front plate for NUN SKU: 518324107
- Front plate stiffner SKU: 518325422
- Steering bracket SKU: 506151854
- Engine Support SKU: 518324093
- Stoppers SKU: 512059738 x 2

What comes up:
- RH Tunnel Stiffner SKU: 518324096
- Attache Dr SKU: 518323187
- Bracket SKU: 518323188
- Renfort de Coin SKU: 518324181 x 2
- Renfort de Plaque SKU: 518324107
- Front Plate SKU: 518325422
- Support Arriere SKU: 506151854
- Traverse Centrale SKU: 518324093
- Buttee SKU: 512059738 x 2


Anyone out there that can help me make sure what I want is what I'm gonna get?!

 

[Showtime]

Where are you getting these SKU from? Buy Parts Up To 40% Off Honda Parts,Suzuki Parts,Yamaha Parts,Kawasaki Parts,Arctic Cat Parts,SeaDoo has a pictorial view along with the numeric SKU that goes along with that number. Hope this helps.

 

[~Rowdy~]

I got the SKU's and descriptions from a site sponsor on dootalk, Maize Customs, I've asked him a few times for help confirming but nothing yet. I use a similar site however when I type in a SKU and I get the same issue. These parts aren't on the break downs either because they are "options"

 

[powderpilot]

Hey Rowdy,

Couldn't remember the year of your sled to get you the link, but some part numbers have changed. Drop your sled year ond model in here, then click on frame. I think that shoukd get you the updated part numbers.

Cheers.

 

[~Rowdy~]

Hey Rowdy,

Couldn't remember the year of your sled to get you the link, but some part numbers have changed. Drop your sled year ond model in here, then click on frame. I think that shoukd get you the updated part numbers.

Cheers.

Thanks powderpilot! Got my parts girl confirming too, she's rad! Just making sure I am seeing the parts I am supposed to! Thanks a bunch!!

 

[ferniesnow]

Try this out......

BRP -- Parts Catalogs

If I remember right, your sled is a 2004 Summit. This is a DooTalk/Feature/Parts Catalogue. Works awesome for part numbers and pictures.

 

[Summiteer]

Some of your stuff was on here, under your make and model, frame 1

 

[CUSO]

Hey Rowdy,

Just be careful as to what bracing you put in your ride.

Some make the chassis too strong, and it crumples spots in the sled that may turn a relatively simple 'nun' fix into a full blown chassis crumple.

The aftermarket industry kinda 'jumped on board a little too hard' and put out some extreme so called solutions.

The parts 422 and 107 sound like a good buy.

Best thing, if it ain't broke, don't try to fix it.

 

[~Rowdy~]

Thanks guys! I am lucky enough to know an awesome chick at Bow south who hooked me up with numbers, descriptions AND pictures! So now I can check it out and see if anything is already in my sled.

What do you guys think about these parts for bracing? Cuso brings up what was my concern, making stuff strong which could end up crumbling my tunnel. :S Anyone have any thoughts to the bracing I was recommended to get?

 

[Summiteer]

Thanks guys! I am lucky enough to know an awesome chick at Bow south who hooked me up with numbers, descriptions AND pictures! So now I can check it out and see if anything is already in my sled.

What do you guys think about these parts for bracing? Cuso brings up what was my concern, making stuff strong which could end up crumbling my tunnel. :S Anyone have any thoughts to the bracing I was recommended to get?

As long as you don't hit anything it won't be an issue.

 

[~Rowdy~]

As long as you don't hit anything it won't be an issue.

lol...not quite the advice I was hoping for...

 

[Summiteer]

lol...not quite the advice I was hoping for...

I don't really know anything therefore can't really offer any useful advice.:d

 

[~Rowdy~]

I don't really know anything therefore can't really offer any useful advice.:d

I'm kind of leaning towards saying screw the bracing...but I dunno.

 

[fatguy1]

I'm kind of leaning towards saying screw the bracing...but I dunno.

I wanted to ask why you thought the extra bracing was required in the first place?...

You weight a lot less than this fatguy and I never required these braces on either of the Revs I owned. If you have some huge cliffs you plan on dropping off of or plan on getting into stunt jumping then maybe they would be a good Idea.

I would suggest talking to Robert the Red, I know he has gone down this extra bracing road before.:d

 

[snopro]

I wanted to ask why you thought the extra bracing was required in the first place?...

You weight a lot less than this fatguy and I never required these braces on either of the Revs I owned. If you have some huge cliffs you plan on dropping off of or plan on getting into stunt jumping then maybe they would be a good Idea.

I would suggest talking to Robert the Red, I know he has gone down this extra bracing road before.:d

Unfortunately front end bracing has nothing to do with weight of the rider. This is for front end collisions with hidden stumps, rocks, etc. the bracing that BRP sells will help for light hits that can move an a-arm back an inch but for a harder hit that would maybe throw the rider it will transfer that energy back to the e-module or worse the frame. Then we are talking big denaros.

 

[Showtime]

If your a big momma that likes to do big drops i'd say the only extra bracing i'd throw in is the tunnel supports:d Otherwise ride it!!!!

 

[~Rowdy~]

well...I am a hefer...lol

 

[fatguy1]

Unfortunately front end bracing has nothing to do with weight of the rider. This is for front end collisions with hidden stumps, rocks, etc. the bracing that BRP sells will help for light hits that can move an a-arm back an inch but for a harder hit that would maybe throw the rider it will transfer that energy back to the e-module or worse the frame. Then we are talking big denaros.

Unfortunately you haven't seen the effects the weight of a larger rider can do on a snowmobile. If I may, I think Rowdy is looking into these braces/brackets to strengthen the Chassis for "hitting it Big".

Thanks for the correction about front end collisions!!! that must be why BRP has them all over their short track Racing Sleds, it's for front end collisions.... Or maybe it's to weight them down so they are the same weight as the competition

Thanks for the good eye poking Buddy!

 

[fatguy1]

The one brace I put on all the Revs I owned was the RH Tunnel Stiffener or Mag Brace 518 324 096 if it didn't already have that brace/stiffner when I purchased the sled.

 

[trench]

well...I am a hefer...lol

Ha Ha you sound like a fun girl!!

Trench