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Post by 75whip on May 15, 2016 8:12:17 GMT -5
What do you guys think. I am going to stud this track, want to use it because I would say its not for a show sled or for a good rider. where my thumb is there is a hole. this is the only bad area on this track, and it would not break my heart to stud the hell outa it or am i wasting my time as it may tear apart as soon as i start running it. Im only going to run a single sachs on it so not to much hp.  |
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Post by Deleted on May 15, 2016 8:59:37 GMT -5
I think I would put a "good" track in,then stud it. If you weren't going to stud it,I would run it. I've run alot worse tracks than that,in my Rupps;one of my worst tracks,lasted 4 years with a Sachs single 297.I usually run them,till they fly out the back of sled. Don't kid yourself,those Sachs singles run quite well,even tho they only put out 18hp or so.
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Post by stinger440 on May 16, 2016 8:30:22 GMT -5
stud it and run it. Just skip that spot/bar. Those tracks are really soft/flexible so make sure you have good backers. I like using double backers and bender plates on mine. I've never had a pull out or torn track in 4 years of ice ovals and I'm sure some of my tracks were no better than that.
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Post by 75whip on May 18, 2016 17:19:02 GMT -5
I wish I had a little better track, but this is a 70 stinger track and the only one I got so i kinda got to use it so i can use the boggie assemblies and the offset track drivers that are off this sled. I just wanted to know if anyone has used a track in this condition before. Im going to use this for a relic. thanks for the input guys I cant wait to get this one going
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