[CrossRev]

Anybody have any suggestions on how many studs to put on the Crossfire 7?

 

[zekester]

I just did mine, used 3-2-3-2 for 135 total.

 

[catklan4]

I know that arctic cat on the pole, it's just around the corner from the snack shack!It makes a good light at night.

 

[mramerica]

Originally posted by zekester@Sep 10 2005, 04:56 AM
I just did mine, used 3-2-3-2 for 135 total.
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:worthless_without_pics:

please thanks Jacques

 

[ZRJEFF]

Just picked up 144 1.4" red tails. Think I'll try the 135 method and see how they hold up.

 

[chili69]

It would be nice to see some pictures of a studded Crossfire! I`m thinking about putting studs om mine when i got it. Should i go whit 1,375" lenght? and how many? :help:

 

[711 Sno Pro]

Do you need tunnel protectors?

 

[ZRJEFF]

Looks like thre's plenty of room in the tunnel so I went 1.4". Anyone know how many stud windows or whatever you call it are there on a 136" track?

 

[n2oiroc]

Originally posted by ZRJEFF@Sep 19 2005, 08:30 PM
Looks like thre's plenty of room in the tunnel so I went 1.4". Anyone know how many stud windows or whatever you call it are there on a 136" track?
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54 pitches. you can go 108 or 162 with 54 singles and 54 doubles. if anyone needs doubles let me know i have 60 for sale.

 

[DamageInc]

Originally posted by 711 Sno Pro@Sep 19 2005, 06:29 PM
Do you need tunnel protectors?
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That's what I would like to know, too. I am guessing probably yes.

 

[zekester]

2-3-2 for 135. Sorry pics took so long, just moved.

 

[ZRJEFF]

Thanks for the info guys. Most helpful.

 

[MR T]

Originally posted by chili69@Sep 19 2005, 10:25 AM
It would be nice to see some pictures of a studded Crossfire! I`m thinking about putting studs om mine when i got it. Should i go whit 1,375" lenght? and how many?    :help:
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YES THEY MAKE A TUNNEL PROTECTOR KIT

 

[Ajak]

Originally posted by ZRJEFF@Sep 19 2005, 09:30 PM
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Is this the lenght that most everyone is using? And are you going with the tunnel protectors or not?

Is anyone putting any studs on the outside of the windows? Can it be done? :dunno: :beerchug:

 

[krom]

You have to run tunnel protectors, or you will be replacing the tunnel and gas tank.

 

[CrossRev]

144 1.325" woodies gold diggers, double backers, no tunnel protectors to my knowledge.

 

[ZRJEFF]

Originally posted by Krom@Oct 10 2005, 08:14 PM
You have to run tunnel protectors, or you will be replacing the tunnel and gas tank.
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Did you or someone you know have a problem with this. I assume the need for tunnel protectors must be different for a 02 ZR because I have run 1.52" studs in mine for 4 years and haven't had a problem. Must be tighter spacing with the crossfire huh?

 

[DamageInc]

Originally posted by ZRJEFF@Oct 10 2005, 10:01 PM
Did you or someone you know have a problem with this. I assume the need for tunnel protectors must be different for a 02 ZR because I have run 1.52" studs in mine for 4 years and haven't had a problem. Must be tighter spacing with the crossfire huh?
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The Crossfire actually has a lot more clearance. It's the M-chassis, so it needs room for a deep lug track. Your 02 ZR is different because it uses the heat exchanger as the protector. It is located right above the track clips, and it will stop the track before it gets up far enough for the studs to hit. On the C/M chassis, the lengthwise heat exchangers run up in the corners, so they don't do double duty as a protector.

I'd really like to see hear what Cat is recommending for tunnel protection on the Crossfire.

 

[DitchRider999]

AC has tunel protectors for the CF. The p/n is 4639-338 and is used for the early build CF as well.

 

[711 Sno Pro]

Originally posted by DitchRider999@Oct 11 2005, 01:38 PM
AC has tunel protectors for the CF.  The p/n is 4639-338 and is used for the early build CF as well.
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Finally an answer, Thanks Ditchrider