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Here is some info that I picked up from Patrick at Igrips Booth at the Novi Snow show.
Patricks contact info and to order:
He has some longer products coming out for taller track that I will be testing towards the end of this year once they have been made for final production.
I currently have 211 of the 22Rs in my Sidewinder with about 1700 miles and are working well. The 22Rs will be updated to the 24Rs for future tracks jobs. The new 24 Rs are 24 mm long and a little nicer carbide tip as well as a new flatter thread pitch. I am also running these 22Rs in my 1 3/4 Back Country and will be updating to the new longer stud as stated once its in production.
Patricks contact info and to order:
He has some longer products coming out for taller track that I will be testing towards the end of this year once they have been made for final production.
I currently have 211 of the 22Rs in my Sidewinder with about 1700 miles and are working well. The 22Rs will be updated to the 24Rs for future tracks jobs. The new 24 Rs are 24 mm long and a little nicer carbide tip as well as a new flatter thread pitch. I am also running these 22Rs in my 1 3/4 Back Country and will be updating to the new longer stud as stated once its in production.
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10% off thru the month of November!! Just thought I would post and let you all know.
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Thanks for the heads up, I'm going to try the 24r studs in my Backcountryx2 on the sidewinder.10% off thru the month of November!! Just thought I would post and let you all know.
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Thanks for the heads up, I'm going to try the 24r studs in my Backcountryx2 on the sidewinder.
Keep us posted on your results.
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I installed 192 of the 22r’s into the track of my winder. I’ll report back once I get to try them out.
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I installed 192 of the 22r’s into the track of my winder. I’ll report back once I get to try them out.
Did you pilot drill?
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Installed the 24rs studs easily without predrilling, took about 45 minutes on my 137" Backcountryx2. When finished I rode down an ice covered road for the first test and I'm pretty impressed with the positive acceleration and braking. Time will tell about longevity but I don't see these backing out very easy. I tried installing one of these in my buddy's 1-3/8" cobra track without predrilling and wasn't successful at first but after a quick predrilling it worked fine, he's now going to order some.
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Anybody have any luck putting (and keeping) these in the 141 1.6 Cobra found on the Viper XTX SE? The lugs seem a little narrow to me. I'd love to put these in my track (vs studding) for a little extra traction on icy trails, lakes, and road crossings. I'm just concerned that they will rip through the side. Other tracks seem to have enough "meat" to hold the iGrips in better.
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Anybody have any luck putting (and keeping) these in the 141 1.6 Cobra found on the Viper XTX SE? The lugs seem a little narrow to me. I'd love to put these in my track (vs studding) for a little extra traction on icy trails, lakes, and road crossings. I'm just concerned that they will rip through the side. Other tracks seem to have enough "meat" to hold the iGrips in better.
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I would not run them in that track. The compound is very flexible and the surface area to mount them is very minimal.
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Igrips now in stock.
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