polarbag85

I've got a 99 zrt 600 and it has a new ice ripper track on it. The question is has added a stud kit to one of these tracks? will it compromise strength of the track? Im just wanting to get a little more traction

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RJ Gleason

Have you run it on snow/ice yet?
All reports I have heard is that they are a good traction track as is.

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polarbag85

yeah i have ran it on the snow and icy roads. i wasnt impressed with the stopping of that track vs a "normal" studded track. .

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kccats

Thats what I've heard. Im thinking of one for my 03 Pantera?
No it wont weaken the track at all.

JD8345RT

Icerippers come prestudded, so wouldn't conventionally studding it in addition result in a lot of rotating mass? The track could handle it, but it might be kind of slow.

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