Time for a track change on the Mach with the SC10 suspension. I am looking at Camoplast Ripsaw and Hacksaw tracks. Is there one advantage over another? The ripsaw is 1.25 lug and the other is 1.00 lug but they appear to have different patterns. Any input would be great.
__________________ 1992 Ski Doo Mach 1 (SC-10/2 suspended) March '07 SF.com Sled of the Month! (Lost in fire 4-7-13)
1992 Ski Doo Mach 1 original 2006 Ski Doo MXZ 500SS
1999 Ski Doo Grand Touring
I can only compare the Hacksaw track on the Phazer to an old 1997 Polaris Indy track, both 80HP sleds. The hacksaw has twice as much gription on the hard packed snow. Cornering is also really good and it's hard to break the track loose in corners without hitting the throttle hard. The old Polaris breaks loose on command but it's very predictable.
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Cool. I like the looks of that track, now I just need to see if the lug will fit. Someone told me that a 1.25 track won't fit my Mach without smaller drivers. Need to make sure of that.
__________________ 1992 Ski Doo Mach 1 (SC-10/2 suspended) March '07 SF.com Sled of the Month! (Lost in fire 4-7-13)
1992 Ski Doo Mach 1 original 2006 Ski Doo MXZ 500SS
1999 Ski Doo Grand Touring
I can only compare the Hacksaw track on the Phazer to an old 1997 Polaris Indy track, both 80HP sleds. The hacksaw has twice as much gription on the hard packed snow. Cornering is also really good and it's hard to break the track loose in corners without hitting the throttle hard. The old Polaris breaks loose on command but it's very predictable.
I looked it up and my Vector has the Ripsaw. I know it has 120HP as compared to the 80HP Phazer but I still think the Hacksaw has a little more grab than the Ripsaw. I'm not sure if the taller lugs on the Ripsaw bend more but I can't help but have that feeling. I'll post pics just to make sure.
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