Power claw track porting
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that track is thinner and lighter than all the other tracks out there i beleive,and mine floats great and have not had an issue with snow building up,are you wanting to port it to remove weight?or is there another reason
i was thinking the same thing....would u even want to port a powderclaw track? they seem to work great left alone.....
pc
Yah, just leave it alone are ride like you stole it...
Yah, just leave it alone are ride like you stole it...
Here's some more information on the topic.
http://www.snowestonline.com/forum/showthread.php?t=183572&highlight=powerclaw+porting
There is a picture at the bottom of the link to what I have done on my Powerclaw.
http://www.snowestonline.com/forum/showthread.php?t=183572&highlight=powerclaw+porting
There is a picture at the bottom of the link to what I have done on my Powerclaw.
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1M800
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Hopefully this makes it a little faster to get to Frostbite's pics. I think I had 4 or 5 windows open to get to them!
http://snowestonline.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=61538&d=1237260995
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HiWaYman92
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I want to port my powerclaw not for floating or flexing, but to get rid of all the snow that gets packed in the suspension after a long day of riding. My friend has a ported challenger, and he carries half or less of the snow in the suspension that I do.
seriously
Do you really think a couple for holes will help,My buddys all have ported theirs and the snow seems to sit in the skid the same.....JMO.....
Do you really think a couple for holes will help,My buddys all have ported theirs and the snow seems to sit in the skid the same.....JMO.....
I have a ported Challenger and versus my buddys sleds with non ported my rear skid is usually pretty much snow free
I would be very cautious about porting a single-ply track (powerclaw). It'll just make it a lot more susceptible to tearing.
Has anyone had one rip apart? That is not something I would want to have happen.
