whats the best track

[ccpowder]

I've heard claims that those with 16x151 work awesome.

They do!! I had a 16" x 156" on my old '03 and loved it. However, it was the only sled I have owned that would literally come over backwards, I owned an '09 M1000 Turbo....

If I wasn't against dumping money into an old sled, I would no doubt run a 174".

 

[bootz1981]

best track

i never said money was no object, just that $300 isnt all that much. Hell when i fill the diesel up it cost $150. I dont want to put more into the sled than its worth, just want to gain a bigger print. Long is good, but then i have to buy rails/rail extention and a tunnel extention and probably a long cooler inside the tunnel. i would like to go 154 or 156 in a 16 wide. I know with a 16 wide i need bigger upper wheels and differnt drivers probably----$200. a track any where $3-$500 im ok with $6-$800 total, but if i went way longer then it really starts to add up. so if any one has a 16 wide 154 to 156 let me know even if its not a PC or ME its still a vast improvement over my miss lug 151

 

[WyoBoy1000]

people where buying new PC's for 500-550 last year. You shouldn't have to change much then.

 

[kidrman]

If someone could find me a 15x156 camo extreme I would have the 16 wide you are looking for available. I am looking to switch from the 16x156 back to a 15 wide.

 

[bootz1981]

best track

1st off why? and what sleds did that track come on ( if any) so if i see one ill know

 

[kidrman]

I don't like the way the 16 wide handles on sidehill and going through the trees. Climbs and floats great though.

I don't think the track came stock on anything. Here is a link to it http://www.tracksusa.com/challenger_extreme.html Part #9975.

 

[bootz1981]

best track

is it really that noticable with the side hilling

 

[kidrman]

I did a coilover rear suspension at the same time so that could be part of it but my buddy who has two 900's one with a 16 wide and one without says it's a noticeable difference.

I suppose everyone will view it differently but I would rather err on the side of having it as easy as possible to manuveur in the tight stuff as opposed to better flotation. Where I live the snow is generally pretty wet and heavy so that factors in also.