[Doohotshot]

Who has experience with this track? Won't be replacing my 165 3" with the stock 1ply pos! I think this looks like a pretty great option other than it weighs 20lbs more than stock.
https://compositsnowmobiletracks.com/product/m67-2-62/'> https://compositsnowmobiletracks.com/product/m67-2-62/

 

[partamauri]

I have one, but snow sucks so no real riding with it yet.

It is soft, propably works on powder really well. On packed snow I could imagine that it is like other tracks on this category.

I have 154 with 3,5 pitch and weight of that was 55.11 lbs.

 

[gulahus]

Would be great to hear some real World testing of this Talon 67.
It's the only other option for 165 G4 Summit X with 3,5 pitch.
Unfortunately they do not make the Talon 66 for 165 with 3,5 pitch, it would be my choise. Really like the idea about track with both hard and shoft lugs.

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[Doohotshot]

I have one, but snow sucks so no real riding with it yet.

It is soft, propably works on powder really well. On packed snow I could imagine that it is like other tracks on this category.

I have 154 with 3,5 pitch and weight of that was 55.11 lbs.

Interesting. From my spec research, I thought a stock 165 3" was around 40lbs and the W67 is 60lbs.

 

[BIG JOHN]

I did the mountain testing last season this track...

Hands down the best track in the 2.5" catagory...

Does not weigh 20 lbs more, on average -5 to +5 lbs depending on track-BJ

 

[Alatalo]

You do know these tracks are Russian made...?

This local guy has used them a lot: https://www.instagram.com/mynameisjohan/?hl=sv

Feel free to ask him for feedback through his instagram.

 

[Doohotshot]

I did the testing last season this track...
Hands down the best track in the 2.5" catagory...
Does not weigh 20 lbs more, on average 5 lbs more-BJ

Great news, I guess there's only one thing left to doo then and that's to order it up! thanks for your reply BJ

 

[Bring on the snow]

3300 miles on my stock track and its ready to shed a few lugs, going to try this track as well

 

[Doohotshot]

3300 miles on my stock track and its ready to shed a few lugs, going to try this track as well

Wow nice work, its taken me a couple small bottles of loctite 404 to get my track to where it is now at 2500kms! I'm the slow guy on the trail as well, that track has been babied on the surfaces that would hurt it. excuses excuses eh!

 

[RAB123]

they are all 15 wide , and the drivers will need to be changed .

Has anyone installed a 15' track on their G4 ? how'd you like it ?

 

[Bring on the snow]

You only change drivers if you are changing pitch..

 

[gulahus]

On the picture you can see what options you could have. It's from the manufacturer web page. They make M67 for 2,86, 3 and 3,5 drivers.

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[greenthumb.]

Camso conquerer is another 3.5" pitch option. 2.8 is the lug height. I rode one briefly last season on a Polaris and wasn't impressed.
I'm also in need of replacing my stock track. I'll be going used oem. I like the performance of the stock track in my local snow, but the cost of a new replacement is unjustified.

 

[Doohotshot]

Camso conquerer is another 3.5" pitch option. 2.8 is the lug height. I rode one briefly last season on a Polaris and wasn't impressed.
I'm also in need of replacing my stock track. I'll be going used oem. I like the performance of the stock track in my local snow, but the cost of a new replacement is unjustified.

Ya there's also a 2.6 lug conquerer now as well. Haven't read a whole lot of good about the conquerors regarding durability. The cost of a new w67 can be justified, but a new stock track can not, 600$ more than the w67...ya no thanks

 

[RAB123]

I was just wondering how people liked the 15 compared to 16 .
I didn't realize they came in 3.5 pitch

 

[Doohotshot]

I ordered it, stay tuned for report on it.

 

[Doohotshot]

Made this puller to get caliper off bearing.

bought these spacers a while back, track change was a good excuse to get them put in place finally.

Cool!

this track replacement went so smoothly. Had everything prepped for install. Clean bolts ready for loctite. Took the chance to go over skid and make sure all is ok there. The ZRP lockout washers are wearing a bit, tmotion has 1/4 movement to usual movement. Now to ride and give a ride report. So cold at the moment tho, mid week hope to get out.

 

[ilovemyskidog]

Good to hear install went good !

:righton

Cant wait to hear results !

 

[Bring on the snow]

Mine will be in any day. Try it next week..

 

[Doohotshot]

Finally got out and got to test the track in some really deep powder!
Road ride up was smooth and cruising speed seemed a little higher. Way less vibration!
In the deep, I could braap it along and it would maintain momentum, or I could full pin and out it comes up on top! And away we go! Tried to do a few trenching scenarios, slow start on an uphill in the deep as an example, but it keeps the sled moving and gets on top. Was worried going to the 15" wide I was going to loose some flotation...not the case
Sled feels more playful and is really fast from edge to edge (zmotion & tmo delete)
Engine rpms never changed, but it seems the engine has an easier time getting to full rpm? Less rotational spinning weight?
Either way, for the one ride i have on it, I couldn't be more stoked!
For the price I paid $899 I'm happy to be rid of the stock 3" and have some peace of mind my track isn't going to blow apart!