[Porjam]

Hey guys , I have a Indy 800 xc 129 currently running the 1.5” track wanting to go to a 2” but I’m looking to see if anyone has done it ? I’m not looking for speed and I know it’s not going to compare to a long track but I like having fun and doing wheelies lol just kinda wondering it it will work to go that big I know I’ll have to gear it ans clutch it also

 

[Sledtuner360]

I would say it will work but going to be hard on hyfax and easy to over heat on trail. A hurricane 1.75 or even a ripsaw ll 1.5” may work better. I ran a 1.6” ice cobra on mine a thought it was plenty of track.

 

[ryarrow2]

If doing wheelies is your main reason for installing one, I can tell you that you'll be breaking lugs and replacing the track sooner than later.

 

[QC_141]

Backcountry or Hurricane 1.75 is the track for you. They eat powder and still do very well on trail

 

[Porjam]

Backcountry or Hurricane 1.75 is the track for you. They eat powder and still do very well on trail

That’s what I had on my previous sled and loved it , think I may stay safe with a 1.75

 

[6000RXC]

Backcountry or Hurricane 1.75 is the track for you. They eat powder and still do very well on trail

Backcountry is great at accelerating in a straight line and off-trail, but you have to brake or corner at some point when trail riding, at which time its straight lug design become a liability.

 

[Porjam]

I don’t do much trail if any at all , so the backcountry worked good for me in the past

 

[6000RXC]

I don’t do much trail if any at all , so the backcountry worked good for me in the past

If you don't trail ride and will be buying a new track anyhow, why not get rail extenders and get a 137" track? Seems you're limiting your off-trail fun with a 129...

 

[letsirkdor]

I'm a short track guy at heart still, but longer track and same lug may get the same result with out the side effects. Just a thought.