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curtisyamahabravo
Anybody know where i can get a track for my 79 enticer 340, the mesurements are around 112x 15
and i needs a truck fer my bravo, 136x15, in got er all done up now
grocerygetter
QUOTE(curtisyamahabravo @ Dec 6 2006, 01:39 PM) *
Anybody know where i can get a track for my 79 enticer 340, the mesurements are around 112x 15
and i needs a truck fer my bravo, 136x15, in got er all done up now



I have one for your bravo.....$250
LabradorBoy
You can alwats move the rear skid back 4.5" and install a regular old 121" track on that Bravo, I have done lots up here in Labrador. Basically it allows the Bravo guys to use hand-me-down tracks that the performance guys remove after they lose a lug or two. Works great, most of the donor tracks are free, so everybody is happy.
curtisyamahabravo
ok, ya you were saying that could move the suspension ahead, how would i go about doing that wouldent i have to cut something off
LabradorBoy
QUOTE(curtisyamahabravo @ Jan 27 2007, 09:49 PM) *
ok, ya you were saying that could move the suspension ahead, how would i go about doing that wouldent i have to cut something off


Back, move it BACK.

No cutting, just hole drilling. Drill four new holes 4.5" further rearward, maybe relocate the rear torque arm mounting brackets (the ones on the tunnel) to suit and voila! 121" Bravo.

Measure twice, cut once. Very easy job and like I said, with buddies chewing up 121" tracks once every year or so, it's crazy not to take advantage of the situation at least a little bit.
snopro7
To do it properly the first time trying it, you should use the device you can get square everything up. It's not rocket science, just gets the new holes in the right spot and lined up on each side so everything can bolt back in level.
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