Rip Saw II 1.25 or 1.5 On 2020 SRX

Will the 1.5 fit? Cornering on trail is the priority.
I run the storm 150 ,1.5" it tapers to 1 1/4" on the outside great on the trail but if I was going to do it again I'd go 1 3/4 backcountry
 
I run the storm 150 ,1.5" it tapers to 1 1/4" on the outside great on the trail but if I was going to do it again I'd go 1 3/4 backcountry
I run the storm 150 on my polaris 850 xc137, its "ok" in a straight line, when cornering hard with it and puting sled on "edge" i hate the loss of "side bite" from the tapered edge.
 
It's an SRX....1" track please!!
Ya SRX , the 1" track couldn't hang with me on the lake in 12" slush and 12" of snow on top of it, he had to go back and I could cruise in it and still dominate on the groomed trail
 
Well, the 2019 is anyway. 2020 and up went to tall spindles and overall taller setup = SLOW
Really the 2020'S and up don't handle as good as the older ones?
 
Ya SRX , the 1" track couldn't hang with me on the lake in 12" slush and 12" of snow on top of it, he had to go back and I could cruise in it and still dominate on the groomed trail
I'm sure but once you hit the hard-pack railroad grades, SRX will check out. A 1.5" track takes allot more HP to turn compared to 1".
 
I run the storm 150 ,1.5" it tapers to 1 1/4" on the outside great on the trail but if I was going to do it again I'd go 1 3/4 backcountry
I have a 141 x 1.75" Backcountry UNSTUDDED track that came stock on my 2019 X-TX LE. I usually don't comment on it very much because its not a track that is popular on the SWs.
I have 6500 miles on the original track, 80% on trail, 15% off trail, and 5% snow drags. It is crazy how this track has stood up and performed awesome in all applications with very little signs of wear and no lug loss.
I have run this track well over 120mph on numerous occasions, although I don't regularly keep it much over 100mph as it is a one ply and a tall lug for high speeds.
When I got the sled I planned on putting a 144" lower lug track on it right away and have the 2.52" drivers on a drive shaft and a 144" 1.6 2 ply Ice Cobra track still in the box but I have seen no reason to change it out.
I was pretty successful locally in snow drags and the Back Country track was a big part of that.
 
Well there are only a few places where I can see over 100mph and it gets my attention. I am 72 and crashing is no longer a option. My favorite moments on the sled are coming out a 30mph corner and pinning it and feeling the drive out. I have 4800 miles on the stock track with ice screws and its worn out. Just a new track would be a improvement. So I am leaning to the Ripsaw 1.25 right now.
 


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