Polaris series IV or New Challenger or Finger......159 or 162

[macsrotax]

I've been riding a 151 finger track for a few years now. I am considering the tracks below. What would you go with and why? Thanks.


151 x 2.31 x 16 New Style Challenger
159 x 2.31 x 16 New Style Challenger
162 x 2.31 x 16 New Style Challenger
159 x 2 1/8 x 15 Polaris Series 4

 

[bannockrider]

i had the polaris IV on my 900 and it worked okay. then i switched to a attack 20 162" and it was a whole new sled. i dont have any experience with the others.

 

[vdo1948]

162 Powerclaw. Course you will have to change drivers.

 

[9 Iron]

finger... stick with it, just wish they made a 162 version so i could buy it. I have had great luck with this track in the past.

 

[macsrotax]

Do they make the new drivers for the older ski-doo drive shafts?

 

[1Mike900]

Yes Avid does! Mike

 

[flying pig]

what kinda hp are you running? I've run all three, finger, polaris and challenger. Finger tracks are good when the snow is rock hard n thats bout it. Polaris tack is too soft at the tips imo, the challenger was by far the best out of the three but I cut the tips a bit and I'm over 200hp.

 

[macsrotax]

would you go 15 or 16 wide..... 159 or 162.

I am about 200hp with a triple in light s-chassis.

 

[macsrotax]

ttt

 

[jameslynch03]

I am runnin a 800 rmk with 190 hp and a 159" challenger track. Love my set up!

 

[macsrotax]

I am hearing the challenger as being better than the series 4. What about the 159 vs. 162 and the 15 vs. 16 inches wide.

 

[FEZ]

Series 4 is a good poweder track but can't handle a lot of HP.

Finger is a spring track and that is it.

Challenger.

Learned the hard way in years past to not half-A$$ it. If you want it to go where yo want then you need a track.
And if you have the HP to spin it, then put the big one on her and hang on.