Doo has a new ice scratcher that is rail mounted. Part #860202330. Anyone see these yet? They are currently on backorder. Would love to get my hands on a set.
Tunnel ones work with smart shocks, no worries there.From what I can see the tunnel mount ones will not work with smart shocks Thus my dilemma.
Would you be able to post any pics of installed on SS? Seems like the rear sensor close to the running board would prevent them from working.Tunnel ones work with smart shocks, no worries there.
Yup, Wheel mounts to this.I’m pretty sure the new style actually Mount to the rail and then the idler wheel mounts to the outside of the ice scratch your mount
There was a pic somewhere
Would you be able to post any pics of installed on SS? Seems like the rear sensor close to the running board would prevent them from working.
Thanks. Where is it bolted to in front of the sensor?
Yes you could relocate but directions where to remove both front idler wheelsI don't have a Gen 4 but I don't think you need to remove Wheels for all applications. Could be wrong. At least on the XS chassis. They're very effective even in the middle of the rail.
It was not recommended with smart shoxWould you be able to post any pics of installed on SS? Seems like the rear sensor close to the running board would prevent them from working.
Thanks. Where is it bolted to in front of the sensor?
Mark, what part # are those.Holes are pre drilled, all parts are in the box.
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Got a link to the springs on eBay? I can't find them.I think it's got a replaceable carbide tip now. Been running carbide tipped ones on the tunnel and not impressed with how fast they still wear. Consider the added cost of the carbide tipped ones compared to no carbide. You can get replacement springs for the rail mounted ones on eBay for like $20 per side with shipping. Just bought three sets. The broad surface of the carbide may throw up more snow but if you're riding on close to ice I wonder how effective they are compared to the single spring cutting into the ice. JMO