RTX CLUTCHING

[TIMSMXZ]

WAS THINKING ABOUT PUTTING AN ULMER STAGE 2 KIT IN MY RTX, DO YOU THINK ITS NECESSARY TO STUD THE TRACK TO FEEL THE DIFFERANCE OVER THE STOCK SET UP, THANKS

 

[Bossman]

No, regardless if you stud the track or not you will feel the difference. It is just a matter of what type of riding you do. I have studded every track of every sled I have owened for 20 years, ouch it hurts to say that! But to me it is a matter of safety on ice, whether it is lakes or trails or steep inclines. But there are also plenty of people that have never studded a track. But back to your question No you do not HAVE to stud your track.

 

[kviper]

I put a CPR kit in my GT and do to the much more agressive clutching stud's will definately help get it to the ground, I would assume the Ulmer kit will be very agressive as well. kviper

 

[BlueByYou2000]

More power to the ground will induce more track spin, thus the addition of studs would be a good idea. Also as Bossman points out, studs will really help on ice, or hard pack roads. It is not necessary to stud, but i think the positives out weigh the negatives...BBY

 

[welterracer]

MATT...

How the hell have you been man..?

Have you done any work on the HHs to put them into your RTX? (im looking to put mine in)

Have a great Turkey day.. Matt.

Brian

 

[Srxspec]

With the Ripsaw track studding isn't a necessity unless you're going to ride on the lake or icy roads.