Full Version: 900 fusion 144'' 2''lug track and tunnel conversion
Im new to the forum here and I think I posted this question in a different part of the forum so Ill try it here in the fusion/iq section lol. Ive seen some pictures on here of some fusions long tracked to a 136'' with a 1.5'' lug and I need to long track mine to a 144'' 2'' lug to handle the deep snow of Utah, Wyoming and Idaho. I just bought a 2005 fusion 900 with all of the updates done on it and I want to run a 144 track with 2'' lugs on a fast m-10 skid and Basically I was hoping someone would have any input on the 1.25 to 2'' conversion on the fusion model. (Basically clearance issues) I could to the guesswork myself except I havnt got the sled yet because its in minnesota and I live in wyoming. Any input on this would be GREAT!
QUOTE(landofthefree52 @ Feb 23 2007, 08:32 PM) 
Im new to the forum here and I think I posted this question in a different part of the forum so Ill try it here in the fusion/iq section lol. Ive seen some pictures on here of some fusions long tracked to a 136'' with a 1.5'' lug and I need to long track mine to a 144'' 2'' lug to handle the deep snow of Utah, Wyoming and Idaho. I just bought a 2005 fusion 900 with all of the updates done on it and I want to run a 144 track with 2'' lugs on a fast m-10 skid and Basically I was hoping someone would have any input on the 1.25 to 2'' conversion on the fusion model. (Basically clearance issues) I could to the guesswork myself except I havnt got the sled yet because its in minnesota and I live in wyoming. Any input on this would be GREAT!
Go over to snowest and look for a guy named the frog.He did that conversion and it was an awesome sled and looked killer.
Yea? I tried going to the snowest site and the forum and it dont seem to want to load. Do you have any pictures of this sled by chance????
QUOTE(landofthefree52 @ Feb 23 2007, 10:09 PM)
Yea? I tried going to the snowest site and the forum and it dont seem to want to load. Do you have any pictures of this sled by chance????
no I don't sorry
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