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STS SM5 Floorboard Options
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Michaelscs
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Hi iSpyderVA,
I tried doing exactly what you want to do. I bought some used floorboards from a STS Se5 and brand new floating rubber pads for the boards from my dealer. I only ended up bolting on the shifting side to try. It bolted right on in place of the peg and the shifter adjusts with a turnbuckle to the right height for the board. My problem was I had a snowmobile accident 20 years ago and I can't lift my foot to do up shifts because my foot no longer bends up well enough. I gave up after that.
If your interested I would sell them for exactly what I have into them. I paid $40 each for the floorboards (their $127 each from BRP) and $138 for the 2 new rubber floating pads from my dealer. Total=$218.
I think the brake side should bolt on too, but I didn't try.
Here's a couple of pictures.
I tried doing exactly what you want to do. I bought some used floorboards from a STS Se5 and brand new floating rubber pads for the boards from my dealer. I only ended up bolting on the shifting side to try. It bolted right on in place of the peg and the shifter adjusts with a turnbuckle to the right height for the board. My problem was I had a snowmobile accident 20 years ago and I can't lift my foot to do up shifts because my foot no longer bends up well enough. I gave up after that.
If your interested I would sell them for exactly what I have into them. I paid $40 each for the floorboards (their $127 each from BRP) and $138 for the 2 new rubber floating pads from my dealer. Total=$218.
I think the brake side should bolt on too, but I didn't try.
Here's a couple of pictures.
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