Camo x3.2 question
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Yes, it fits fine with 7T 3" pitch drivers. I put the 3.2 in my 163 Axys last summer as well as the BMP 860 kit. Both work really well. I ran both the stock Axys QD pulleys (overall 2.12:1) and the Pro-Ride QD pulleys (overall 2.28:1) and I like the Pro-Ride pulleys the best.
Yep it fits right in.
What is the exact measured clearance of the 3.2 track on the AXYS with 7 tooth 3" pitch drivers? (at the roof of the tunnel in front and at the exit of the tunnel in front)
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Don't know, but it's more than the X3 had on the Pro-Ride chassis.
More info please!
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You know the little threads that start to show on any track after riding a bit........
Best way to get rid of them is to burn them off with a torch.
Just don't forget to make sure the fire is out before you walk away.......
#tirefire
Light weight tunnel here....
Not my sled.......
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Best way to get rid of them is to burn them off with a torch.
Just don't forget to make sure the fire is out before you walk away.......
#tirefire
Light weight tunnel here....
Not my sled.......
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
The 3.2 is a beast in deep snow. I have a 163 3.2 on my Axys with a BD turbo and I really like it. It gets on the snow fast and the 3.2 lifts the sled on top of the snow quickly. When climbing, it stays on top of the snow and doesn't trench.....until you loose momentum and then you'll learn quickly to turn out. The 3.2 can be a handful in the tree's. It moves a lot of snow and it launches hard. The 2.6 is a more foregiving track if you spend more time in the tree's, or a smaller guy not wanting to hang on when the ski's are in the air...
I don't feel it works as well as the X3 in crusty or more set-up snow. I can feel the 3.2 spin more vs the X3 in set-up snow.
I didn't give the series 7 3in much time due to I felt it trench too much compared to my X3. The series 7 is lighter, but it doesn't lift the sled like the X3 or 3.2.
I don't feel it works as well as the X3 in crusty or more set-up snow. I can feel the 3.2 spin more vs the X3 in set-up snow.
I didn't give the series 7 3in much time due to I felt it trench too much compared to my X3. The series 7 is lighter, but it doesn't lift the sled like the X3 or 3.2.
You know the little threads that start to show on any track after riding a bit........
Best way to get rid of them is to burn them off with a torch.
Just don't forget to make sure the fire is out before you walk away.......
#tirefire
Light weight tunnel here....
Not my sled.......
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
That is crazy!!
Was just about to pull the trigger on a 2.8 today but now not sure. Like my Series 7 3" for the most part but is coming apart and will not buy a new factory one.
Have heard good and bad on the 2.8, do not want another track that comes apart.
Loved my old X3, strong track and performed for sure. We play in the trees alot so not sure if the 3.2 is right? Not a small guy by any means..
Have heard good and bad on the 2.8, do not want another track that comes apart.
Loved my old X3, strong track and performed for sure. We play in the trees alot so not sure if the 3.2 is right? Not a small guy by any means..
I like the 3.2 in the trees. Some guys don't like how quick it moves...your shoulders will be able to tell 
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I held off on the 2.8 waiting to see how the results were. I have a few friends who took it off quickly, one other likes it when there is a base, but in the bottomless days it doesn't seem to surface as well as the other tracks. I like how light the 2.8 is, but the performance of the X3 and 3.2 get it done for me. I live on the Idaho/Wyoming boarder, so my snow is deep and light.
. I held off on the 2.8 waiting to see how the results were. I have a few friends who took it off quickly, one other likes it when there is a base, but in the bottomless days it doesn't seem to surface as well as the other tracks. I like how light the 2.8 is, but the performance of the X3 and 3.2 get it done for me. I live on the Idaho/Wyoming boarder, so my snow is deep and light.
