Cobra track on a SRX?
Has or is anyone using a cobra track on a 2000 srx? If so did you need to put the smaller drivers in or modify anything. My brother inlaw wants to put a new track his sled, he is currently running a ripsaw with no studs, he also would'nt be running studs in the cobra track.
Has or is anyone using a cobra track on a 2000 srx? If so did you need to put the smaller drivers in or modify anything. My brother inlaw wants to put a new track his sled, he is currently running a ripsaw with no studs, he also would'nt be running studs in the cobra track.
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staggs65
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what size lug?
WNYViper
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Cobra's are like a 1.375" lug if I remember correctly... I have been told you can run up to 1.75" (no studs) on an SRX with stock drivers, just have to take off the tunnel and heat exchanger protectors...
That's what I was thinking , but wanted to know if anyone else had done it. We already have tunnel protectors out for the ripsaw. Thanks for the input!
WNYViper
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Have you talked to many people running the Cobra tracks? I've heard they rip out pretty easy on hard pack and road crossing trails, I was going to try one on my SRX last winter but found a deal on some 1.875" snocross tracks so I tried those out (that track didnt like being on my SRX up in the mountains, I was doing lake runs and by the end I was missing 12 lugs, but was an amazing track)... Im looking at 1.5"-1.75" for this winter...
The ripsaw he had is shot with about 2500 miles on it. He spins the track to much trying to keep up with me. I told him to just ease into it rather than punch it all the time. His reply was there's no studs in it , so what's it hurting. Well he looked at track and said he needs a new one because it's shot. I just laughed and suggested the new cobra because that replaced the old predator/carve track according to camoplast. But your saying it rips out easy. What about the kimpex shotgun track, anyone use that?