Doo 850 damaged track picture bank.

[skegpro]

Oh the memories.

 

[greenthumb]

The track I have been waiting to hear reviews on is the new polaris 3.5” pitch with 2.75” lugs.
So far I have not heard anything, stoked mtn adventure had been putting doo tracks on there polaris sleds.

So I rode with a guy who apparently tests tracks for poo. He basically said the new series 8 is a pos.
Take it at face value.

 

[skegpro]

So I rode with a guy who apparently tests tracks for poo. He basically said the new series 8 is a pos.
Take it at face value.

Still better than the three inch.
Not a big fan of the polaris tracks.
But I do know I would rather ride a 2.5" that that 3".

 

[greenthumb]

Still better than the three inch.
Not a big fan of the polaris tracks.
But I do know I would rather ride a 2.5" that that 3".

Friend managed to check one of the new boosts. First order of business is to ditch the track. Lol

People are removing otherwise good tracks to install an expensive track that has to be cut down and has well known durability issues. Kinda wonder which is the bigger failure. Personally I'd be looking at an X3 or 3.2.

Brand new poo take offs sitting on marketplace for 500, yet the slightest hint of a g4 partout and the guy has 10 calls in the first hour.

 

[Tuesdayyx]

Double post, but also looking at options on replacing track. 1 lug torn off the outside time to consider options. What is the consensus of what works and who has stock?
Anyone try the camso 9433??

Camso Challenger 250/300 LX Snowmobile Track

Providing quality and performance at a price you can afford is what we strive for, that's where the real value is.

revco.ca

 

[Snorider]

Doo says it's heat related and damn if I don't agree. After looking at my track close and being quite surprised to what I found I went ahead and fully clipped my track.

The track was getting torn up on the flats without clips. It was melting the track from the drivers too.

It surprised me since I baby this track on the trails, even stopping to throw snow on the inside of the track fairly often, and of course with the scratchers down any time it's on trail.


Be interesting of I can run a bit looser track and maybe prolong my tracks demise by taking some of the heat out.

 

[Snorider]

So I'm curious as to what you guys run your track tension at? After fully clipping my track, it hasn't ratched once and I feel like it's an acceptable tension.