2strokinit
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Well which is better fully clipped, every 3rd, or every other....I did a search but did see much on the subject. I picked on up new that is every 3rd if fully clipped is better Ill buy and install them, just wondering who had experience with this.
RIVERRUNNER
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I have a every 3rd and that is what they put on the factory sleds....save a little rotation mass!!!!!!! So I wouldn't worry about it run what you got!!!!
dirtjumper895
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Go fully clipped if you are running extrovert drivers. If running the stock drivers run every 3rd clipped
Yamaouch08
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fully clipped 1.25 6 pitch (predator)or Carve as they call it now. or even the new Cobra,can you tell I don't like Ripjunks!
2strokinit
New member
Right
Okay, sounds like every third with stock driver is good then.
Yamaouch08, cut-it-out. SO you never like the ripsaw? From all the threads I have read most approved of the ripsaw..
Okay, sounds like every third with stock driver is good then.
Yamaouch08, cut-it-out. SO you never like the ripsaw? From all the threads I have read most approved of the ripsaw..
RIVERRUNNER
Active member
I like it as long as you try to save the track and not rip it to shreds on random objects you will be fine!!!!!!!!!
Yamidude59
New member
fully clip it, your hifax will thank you.
Yamaouch08
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Yeah, sorry about that!! LOL I just had bad luck with one delaminating,and I ride off trail alot and they don't cut it for that they trench real bad imo.2strokinit said:
mdbauer62
Member
Yamidude59 said:
I would think less clips = less friction on hyfax. I had a hack-saw with every third and my hyfax life was great....
Yamidude59
New member
think about it, do you want rubber on plastic? when rubber gets hot it sticks,hot track rubber and hot slide plastic=more wear. if its metal on plastic, then you do not have to worry about it AS MUCH, Granted you get decent slides, like graphite, or the hiperfax.
Correct me if i'm wrong. It just makes sense in my mind.
Correct me if i'm wrong. It just makes sense in my mind.
no1chevyboy
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hyfax will never touch the track the clips are the high points track is low point i was told every third was better because in low snow that area would help hold snow for lube for hyfaxes (just what i was told when i bought my ripsaw)
Yamidude59
New member
Clip it how ever you want, What makes sense is clipping it fully? why else would they do it? just to add to the rotating mass? that isn't much weight added anyways, not like it would be noticably by a trail rider, maybe the racing minded would cut weight whereever possible, just throwing my .02 cents out there.
mdbauer62
Member
Yamidude59 said:
I ran the hack saw on this Vmax 600 for over 3,000 miles and never saw any wear on the inside of the track. But, I watch my tension, I keep the track adjusted in the middle of the tunnel, avoid road riding, and low-snow conditions. Here is the track when i sold it with over 3,000 om the track....no kidding !!!
Great Track - wish I had it on my Viper
