Switch to the Studboy dual 8” carbides. I used to run the Woodys duallys and I switched to Studboy and literally night to day difference. The woody’s aren’t even close! Nothing but Studboy carbides for me now.
I found that C&A skies were to aggressive for me on my pro crosses. Switched to SLP poweder pros on my 17 ZR 6000r XC with stud boy shaper 9 inch carbide. Bites great in the corners no darting and easy to steer. My old Z1 use to dart so bad it wad scary and iv raced SX and Pro XC many years with lots of wins and championships. I don’t scare easily so i bought SLP straight line skies with snow stud double down runners no darting and would swear that my Z1 has power steering. Some people love C&A use to be one of those people. But iv found that they can ruin a great machine. My father picked up a 19 850 Doo few years ago had C&A on it. Again heavy steering darting wasn’t bad with single runner either. But ride that sled all day u could feel it in the shoulders. He put some Mohawk skies in it with double runners that sled is a dream to ride now. One day id like to try the sky dog skies i live the urban camo look lol!! My father picked up a catalyst ATAC package 137. Stock skies with double runners it turns great with little effort no darting. Love the sled dont like how hard seat is though. Thanks for sharing and good luck out there.
They make you feel that you’re on rails with front end . It really doesn’t matter how you set up the rest of the sled for performance . If you are racing cross country style you will be able to hit then turns all out with confidence, front end won’t push on you. And they last years.
I run the aggressive Snow Trackers on my Catalyst with 120 studs. Started out with minimum ski pressure. Put 320 miles in 3 days in soft conditions. Zero darting, but a little understeer. Dialed in some more spring pre-load on the ski springs but the snow went away before I could test. This is my fourth sled with aggressive Snow Trackers. Love them. Won't run anything else.
