Greetings, I have not been on here for a while, of course it has been summer time !
I am about to stud the track on my 1992 Polaris Indy 500 Classic. I believe the track is factory original.
I have purchased 48 Extreme carbide studs and am going to install 2 of them into every other section (which I believe there are 48 sections ?), this is really just for traction on ice for ice fishing. I am not a trail rider nor do I race in snow-cross or do jumps and flips, ...so the application is pretty basic.
Is there any reason to avoid installing the studs out of the line of the bogey wheels that carry the track ? If I were to do this I'd install them a few inches apart in the center section of the track where the wheels don't make contact. On the other hand if the wheels will not be affected by the underside of the studs, I can spread the pattern out.
Thanks !
I am about to stud the track on my 1992 Polaris Indy 500 Classic. I believe the track is factory original.
I have purchased 48 Extreme carbide studs and am going to install 2 of them into every other section (which I believe there are 48 sections ?), this is really just for traction on ice for ice fishing. I am not a trail rider nor do I race in snow-cross or do jumps and flips, ...so the application is pretty basic.
Is there any reason to avoid installing the studs out of the line of the bogey wheels that carry the track ? If I were to do this I'd install them a few inches apart in the center section of the track where the wheels don't make contact. On the other hand if the wheels will not be affected by the underside of the studs, I can spread the pattern out.
Thanks !
Studding a track...?
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