Assuming your carbides are in good shape, first thing I'd do is check the ski alinement. It should be toed out slightly.

 

Thanks for the reply. I had the toe checked. It’s good. I’m thinking the Woodys Maverick Carbides in a 4 or 6 inch. Still deciding. I basically need more bite on the lake when it come to frozen flood water and packed down snow where it’s at the point of being literally ice. originally was thinking of the Snowtrrackers but have been told wont help much.

 

shim the skis it worked for me 2018 renegade 600 sport

 

I ended up ordering the Woodys Maverick 6 inch runners .
Being on the lake 95% of the time , I figured that design and length will give me a better bite on that type of terrain. I rarely go top speed do to towing an sled full of equipment and sometimes a second rider. Hopefully these carbides will make a difference.

 

Hopefully these carbides will make a difference.

New carbides are great but setup is most important for handling. I might do some research on suspension setup. Your owner's manual has a good section on this with basic explanations on all your suspension adjustments. Good luck.

 

I have found over the years that Snowtrackers help in all conditions. Its the first thing I put on all my sleds.

 

Snowtrackers on both my sleds. They are self-sharpening and always have good grip on ice and great wear out of them also. I've tried them all over the decades and my money is on the ST. Semi aggressive ones would suit you just fine with a power steering feel also.

 

Guys many people told me that STs wouldn't make a difference for my type of riding and that going into reverse wouldn't be fun.

 

I've never had any reverse issues using snowtrackers........

 

Those Maverick bars are just shaper bars. Hard steering darting junk. My old shaper bars, Stud Boys, lightly worn are now welded onto the side plates of my clubs 6x8 Mogul Masters rear side plates so they don't wear the rear side plates, which protect the pan, down when we drag the sides of roads.

 

Repairman54 Thank you for your advise. I'll get my mavericks on Friday. I'm regretting them already by what your saying. Did you personally try the maverick bars ? The Stud boys were made in China and made from substandard metals. Alot of them actually broke. The mavericks are made in the USA and are of a way higher quality. I'm confused now .