nailsandrails
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Hey guys. I wanted to know what you thought of the stud tear out on this track. I just bought it from another Totallyamaha member. It tore in a good spot, and I don't know if I would need to repair it. It is off an RX-1 and will be going on a 00 Phazer that will not be ridden hard. What do you guys think? Can I let it go the way it is?
SRXSRULE
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Run it! Wont cause any problems on a phazer. I've ran uglier looks tracks on modded 700's. ===SRXSRULE===
ecopter
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Ah, you got it. Thank goodness. I was beginning to wonder about our illustrious postal service. I guess I'll still keep them as my priority shipper.
Jon
Jon
PowerValve-700
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The little flap you're holding on to, cut it off with a knife, should stop it from getting any worse.
Take a red hot piece of metal or a soildering(sp) iron to it and melt the edges over. It will help it from ripping any more. Maxdlx
nailsandrails
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Thanks guys. That's what I wanted to hear. I knew it had a pullout when I bought it, but I just figured I would have it repaired if I had to. It's much cheaper this way!! Thanks again Ecopter...You gave me a great deal!! Hopefully I can help you out with something in the future...
I agree with maxdlx. Done this before and has worked great!
There is actually a company that can perform repairs of this type. There are many dealers across the US and Canada. I've had my track repaired with excellent results. They provide a warranty with their repairs as well. The company is Carroll Tech. Check it out at www.carrolltech.com.
is the track repair pricy?I have a ripsaw with about 400 miles on it in with about 10 lugs torn off.
n2oiroc
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damn, what did you do to that poor track!pro116 said:
The track repair is quite resonably priced. The can even perform the repair with the track still on the machine. You would have to contact the dealer but I think the price is somewhere around $100.00. Check the website out.