Dupont slide owners, something to watch out for

[Irv]

Run the stockers till they are gone then change. Its easy enough to do with suspension in. Doesnt make sense to waste good slides till gone.

I think that is what I am going to do?

I remove my skid every year for mtce anyways so if my OEM's are worn more next spring, then I'll try the Duponts.

Thanks

 

[CaptCaper]

I'd like to try Dupont's but one poster here said they are trouble for us with clips every third window. OEM Attak track.. Maybe a seperate posting on these tracks and Dupont's expierence.

 

[WinderFab]

CaptCaper I've had them on my 07 gt since they came out and never had a problem yet, my track is clipped every 3rd, have about 3000 km on them, IMO biggest issue with slides is snow conditions...

 

[CaptCaper]

CaptCaper I've had them on my 07 gt since they came out and never had a problem yet, my track is clipped every 3rd, have about 3000 km on them, IMO biggest issue with slides is snow conditions...

Thanks.. I may try them not sure. I got 10000 miles on my last track and it was still good when I sold it. Had 162 1.325 studs as well in it the whole time. I guess one could always put in clips although that anit easy either from what I see.

 

[vodoo child]

I have around 4,500 miles on my duponts with little to no wear. I fully clipped my ripsaw, 4th wheel kit, 1.375 studboy power points, pioneer wheel mounts, newer spoke wheels and low snow wheel kit at the bend.

 

[87gtNOS]

I know I was one of those that posted that I notice it wearing on the clips. I also had a track that was not fully clipped.
Last year, and back to a 15" x 1" x 121" Hacksaw that is fully clipped, I can say that my Dupont slides are still as thick as new...with only scratches on the slides and the dupont pieces. I do have one dupont piece that is missing a 1/4" long chunk.
I didn't take notice of the track clips on this one season old track....I will take a look and report back.

All in all, I am impressed with these sliders. I do a ton of lake riding.