Cat track

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JukeSnowboarding
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Cat track

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We've been having some trouble with our cat track leaving marks and indents in the tip and tail area. Our cat track is made with inch and a half tubing. We think using smaller tubing should help, but any other ideas out there for why its happening or how to fix it?
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doughboyshredder
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Re: Cat track

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JukeSnowboarding wrote:We've been having some trouble with our cat track leaving marks and indents in the tip and tail area. Our cat track is made with inch and a half tubing. We think using smaller tubing should help, but any other ideas out there for why its happening or how to fix it?
post a few pics of your setup with the airbag inflated. Close ups of the area that is in question.
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Dr. Delam
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Post by Dr. Delam »

Strange...are you using aluminum under the cat track? I do recommend using smaller tubing for sure.
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