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Voile Split Decision Tractor Skins

Rating for this product: 5 March 19, 2006

They Rule! Very easy to trim to size with handy trim tool supplied with skins. They make climbing almost as fun as descending.

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Fun project but many grey areas

Voile Split Decision Kit

Rating for this product: 3 March 19, 2006

If it was not for the killer tech support supplied here, I would have been deep in the weeds! Voile does not share enough info so you must search out help and experience. The biggest shocker is even if you do everything right you will end up with 10 new 3/4" holes all the way through your board. You need tee nuts with base material attached or bring it to a shop and have them do a base weld in the holes. The rest of the project is reasonable, even cutting the board in two. It's hair raising but doable. I used a jig saw and long flexible fence clamped to the board to make the cut.

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