3 inch track... Whos doin one?
- Thread starter McFarckle
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depends if you want them before the snow flies, no distributer/dealer will have the tracks before the snow flies except for Carl's.
McFarckle... that's partly true
Carls will have the first run of the CENTER PUNCHED TRACK that will run the custom AVID drivers that do not require the rails to be trimmed.
You can buy the 3" tracks and have them in Sept/October from other vendors like OTS etc... but thosewill NOT have the center driver holes punched and you WILL need to trim the rails and for good measure run the anti-stab kit from Ice Age etc. The center hole is not a requirement to run on this sled IF you run the Arctic Cat style AVID drivers.
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Carls will have the first run of the CENTER PUNCHED TRACK that will run the custom AVID drivers that do not require the rails to be trimmed.
You can buy the 3" tracks and have them in Sept/October from other vendors like OTS etc... but thosewill NOT have the center driver holes punched and you WILL need to trim the rails and for good measure run the anti-stab kit from Ice Age etc. The center hole is not a requirement to run on this sled IF you run the Arctic Cat style AVID drivers.
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MH, Have you heard definitively yet what configuration Camo chose for the internal drive nubs? I'm waiting to get reliable intel before I get my large 9 Tooth drivers machined.
Same as a powerclaw track... with little guide nubs on the outside edge.
Note for others reading this..... while it is "possible" to trim off ever other little nub and run standard combo drivers like Wahl bros... you will not be turning the track efficiently and will be running off the extro-teeth the majority of the time.
Get the correct drivers that are made for this track...
This kind >>> https://www.avid-products.com/store/ProdDet.cfm?ProdID=132
This is for a hex shaft, they make the right ones for Polaris This is for the 13/14 hex shaft.
NOT this kind
Note for others reading this..... while it is "possible" to trim off ever other little nub and run standard combo drivers like Wahl bros... you will not be turning the track efficiently and will be running off the extro-teeth the majority of the time.
Get the correct drivers that are made for this track...
This kind >>> https://www.avid-products.com/store/ProdDet.cfm?ProdID=132
This is for a hex shaft, they make the right ones for Polaris This is for the 13/14 hex shaft.
NOT this kind
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Talked with someone at Carls yesterday, they are taking $400 deposits for the center punched track and expect them to show up sometime in late September.
Couple of questions-
Is there pros or cons to running the center punch? I realize this means you don't have do an anti stab kit, but anything else?
If you trim your rails and run anti stab can you go back to stock track and drivers with those rails with out issue?
Lastly Carls said they could do my clutching for the 3" track, should I have them do it or are there better options such as roosterbuilt?
Couple of questions-
Is there pros or cons to running the center punch? I realize this means you don't have do an anti stab kit, but anything else?
If you trim your rails and run anti stab can you go back to stock track and drivers with those rails with out issue?
Lastly Carls said they could do my clutching for the 3" track, should I have them do it or are there better options such as roosterbuilt?
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paulharris
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So what is the difference between this "X3" track and the new 3" track that camoplast released last year? just the center drive holes?
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whittaker727
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Per Ice Age: Yes you can run the cut rails without the anti-stab if you go back to stock
Check these guys out
http://www.camoplastsolideal.com/snowmobile/products/mountain
Last winter they were advertising the X3 -162" for $879 plus $45 shipping, so $924 total, but Ricky Anderson's shop sold me one for $915 picked up at his shop. said he didn't have to pay shipping but couldn't compete with the $879 price.
http://www.camoplastsolideal.com/snowmobile/products/mountain
Last winter they were advertising the X3 -162" for $879 plus $45 shipping, so $924 total, but Ricky Anderson's shop sold me one for $915 picked up at his shop. said he didn't have to pay shipping but couldn't compete with the $879 price.
Amazing! Track hook ups really well on packed trails, and it's just keeps pushing you in the deep stuff. It will be hard to ever go back to a smaller paddle.
