SledFreak said:
RTX Dude... Run 96 1.325's in the Hacksaw and go from there. If you need to add more, then go to 120 and so on, up to 144. 1.175" studs won't cut it in the hacksaw, but they do give enough penetration in the predator and If I was going to run a 1", then I would get the predator track. I'm talking about Woody's studs, megabytes is what I would go with.
Freak...
I do agree with you on the 96 starting point(pretty much what I did) as i am fine with mine...and saving the weight.... and I do agree the predator is the best choice overal for 1 incher but i think DUDE got a special deal on the hack.....im wondering is it a 14 inch hack?.....
I must disagree with you on the 1.325s on a 1 inch track lug....especially a soft lug like hacksaw....IMO you are asking for trouble with too long of stud....i know several guys with the stock track and 1.325s that are scratching their undersides pretty bad....with a hack you are gonna tear something up badly.....also,IMO too long of stud simply bends over more on these soft style tracks,and also adds extra unwanted weight....you want 1.175 GDs here IMO.
I also dont like megabytes at all....far too fat of a shaft,and IMO the gold digger w/ 60 degree points cannot be beat....mine have over 5200 miles on them,and look amazing still....not one is bent and only 2 have lost their tip.....I know they cost more but they are the KING of studs IMO and every other stud ive used hasnt come close in longevity or penetration.
JMO guys.
Dan