Track Question

[M7 man]

Hey guys, well i currently have the attack 20 which is ****ty so looking to get a new track. What should i get? Im thinking the New Power Claw track but i dont know if it will be worth it. Any reviews anyone? I have a M7 162 inch. I priced the power claw track awhile back ago and i think it was like 930 dollars. so before i buy the track i want your guys opinions. Thanks

 

[Wheel House Motorsports]

the attack 20 can be made into a decent track with a little work... camo extreme is always an option... go hang out in swap meet, i can guarantee there is at least 1 162x15x2.5 right now for sale... maybe

 

[dmkhnr]

If you don't like the a-20 then you'll like the camo challenger. I've got one with 120 miles on it that will slide right under your sled.
pm me if your interested.

 

[TracksCanada]

What should i get? Im thinking the New Power Claw track but i dont know if it will be worth it. Any reviews anyone? I have a M7 162 inch. I priced the power claw track awhile back ago and i think it was like 930 dollars. so before i buy the track i want your guys opinions. Thanks

You asked opinion I'll give you mine.
I see you are from Washington so your snow is much like Revy B.C.
The Camo Exreme 9943 162x15x2.5 is very tought to beat for those snow conditions. This track is NOT for trail riding.
The 9986 Challenger (I disagree with them also calling it the Extreme) 162x15x2.25 is a softer paddle and is also a excellent track. If you do a lot of spring riding don't rule out the Maverick. I ran a 162 Maverick for 2 years and loved it.
You will find a big price difference on these tracks compared to the new (not tested by the general public) power claw.
You will always be able to sell the Camo tracks down the road if you still want to try the powder claw (built by Camo) "maybe" wait for public review.