Wondering who has tunnel wraps out there, what brand you prefer, and how have they held up? Any pictures of how they look after some actual use? thanks for the help
Tunnel wraps
- Thread starter Deuce Mansfield
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I have experience with ArctixFX wraps on two sleds. Quality and fit has been great. They have a great website where you can design your own wrap and then order it.
I also used Arctic FX for my 14. Custom designed with the stock color scheme. Great product and customer service.
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Hey folks,
Anyone know where I could pick up a simple, cheap, one color wrap for my '14 SBA tunnel? I'm in Canada and want to avoid paying more shipping than what the wrap is actually worth. I want to place it on the inside of my tunnel to avoid the ice build up especially after stopping for breaks while playing. I find that that seems to be where I run into the ice problem. I'm sure I'm picking some up while riding but when I stop, it turns into solid ice and then drags on the sides of the paddles of my track when I start up and ride again. This happens even when I stop to let a riding buddy have a cigarette and a piece of beef jerky. I know that can't be good for the track! Other than lying down beside the sled and chipping away at it with a screwdriver, I've yet to find a remedy.
Thanks for the help!
Anyone know where I could pick up a simple, cheap, one color wrap for my '14 SBA tunnel? I'm in Canada and want to avoid paying more shipping than what the wrap is actually worth. I want to place it on the inside of my tunnel to avoid the ice build up especially after stopping for breaks while playing. I find that that seems to be where I run into the ice problem. I'm sure I'm picking some up while riding but when I stop, it turns into solid ice and then drags on the sides of the paddles of my track when I start up and ride again. This happens even when I stop to let a riding buddy have a cigarette and a piece of beef jerky. I know that can't be good for the track! Other than lying down beside the sled and chipping away at it with a screwdriver, I've yet to find a remedy.
Thanks for the help!
I have an arctic fx. Don't waist your time on wrapping the top of your tunnel. I put my powder keg on and after a day of riding all the wrap decals on the top of the tunnel pealed off when I took my keg off.
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join 306 motorsports on facebook and some one will help you out, there is a couple places in saskatoon that do graphics for decent prices.
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you were suppose to use the grip tape powder keg provided
Go to any sign shop that makes vinyl signs and pick up a piece of their best quality material and have them give you a little instruction on putting it on. That's all I did - one in black and one in white - looks great! Cut it roughly to the shape you want, put it on and then trim the excess.
Arctic FX here. A little scuffing on the sides where my boos rub after 2 full seasons. I have the raised Mountain Addiction fuel jugs mounted (not in pictures) and no problems. A few other scratches from branches but it out weights the snow build up.
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Does that particular stuff shed snow well?
No not really, imo not worth the hassle of removing/ installing and I can spend money elsewhere ( on gas to ride) and come time to sell it won't add any value.
Did the same thing on mine. I first ordered gloss black and not sure if I had a bad batch or being my first time, I just flat out f'd it up. But ordered some matte 2nd time and went great. just cut it close, put it on and trim off the excess.
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Jonce, do you still have this beauty you`ve built?
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Unfortunately, I sold it a couple of years ago.
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Mayhem Design Works, check them out on Facebook. Thicker than any other company out there, full UV protection and way way way more coverage.
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