I'm out of 377 belts for my T-XP. Suggestions

[PJ-Hunter]

Just wondering if there was a replacement belt that had the same longevity as the Doo 377 belt but without that hefty price tag.

Ideas?

 

[badass1000]

the 377 is probably the best. I have ben useing the carlisle xs821 the last half of last year. a friend ran the 821 on his sled all last year. the belt is decent and they give a one year warranty with reciept. blow the belt and mail it in to them and $10 for return shiping. should get a new belt back in a couple weeks. I have never had them not warranty one.

 

[byeatts]

the 377 is probably the best. I have ben useing the carlisle xs821 the last half of last year. a friend ran the 821 on his sled all last year. the belt is decent and they give a one year warranty with reciept. blow the belt and mail it in to them and $10 for return shiping. should get a new belt back in a couple weeks. I have never had them not warranty one.

I have had good luck also with the Doo 288 and XS.Both are softer compound and slips less,which create less heat ,may require clicking up a tad or minor calibrations.

 

[MOSKIDOO]

Dayco.......

Isn't the DAYCO XTX the shiat? Have one I'll be trying out this weekend.

 

[rocks rev]

Felkers sell one they had custom made, little pricy tho might check it out.

 

[PJ-Hunter]

I have had good luck also with the Doo 288 and XS.Both are softer compound and slips less,which create less heat ,may require clicking up a tad or minor calibrations.

You have a price on that? Just not too excited to drop $150 on the 377, even if it does last 800+ miles.

Isn't the DAYCO XTX the shiat? Have one I'll be trying out this weekend.

Price? And keep me posted please

Felkers sell one they had custom made, little pricy tho might check it out.

I'll check, but I'm pretty sure that would end up costing me more than what I wanna spend. I'm not part of his "group" so it'll be double than what Jeff may pay.

 

[sledsrock]

288's cost 'bout the same as 377's.