well basically wat i wanted was more ground clearance, thats wat stops me from goin into anything more than 6"of heavy snow, are pro wedges more durable or about equal? cuz i can get 4 snows much easier then pro wedges,

 

4snows have a little thicker paddles and woulf problably last a little longer if you find yourself running on hard surfaces. I run 22 inchers and they give considerable ground clearance when hitting the power.

 

sounds good, thanx for answerin all my questions, hafta look into those

 

I would say that Wistech is using the prowedge II's, i'm pretty sure they only fit 8" rims. These are the best ones because "paddles" are stiffer. The prowedge I's come in 9" but the paddles are very flimsy. 4-Snows are somewhere in between and come in 8" or 9" and are a little cheaper.

 

Nope pro wegde 22-10-9 501 I didnt want the smaller 8 inch wheels because all my quads use the 9 inchers. PM me your email adress for short vids.

 

check out the snow track kits. come with tracks for the back and skis for the front. i think itd be cool
click HERE to check them out


Rob

 

i've known bout those for quite awhile, would love to get the tracks but dont' have $1500, i've seen them at the snowmobile show in toronto last oct. and i plan to go again this year, i'm not really to fond of their ski setup tho, like mine better, ionno if i'm even gunna get better tires for the winter, since i got a lil drag sled to work on,

 

I am going to try and get these vids posted because they seem to big for email.