sl0wp0ke
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Hello,
I am in the process of changing the track in my RX1. I am replacing a camoplast 504151802 track with a camoplast 5410746.
My problem is that my new track seems to short. My suspension barley fits in and when it is all bolted in place the track is very very tight, to the point that it appears to be stretched over the wheels. The back of the suspension also cant seem to settle into place and as a result the back of the track is not sitting on the ground. I have had it in and out several times and nothing seems to be out of place.
When I looked the two track numbers up online they both say they are a 121x 15 with the proper pitch.
Has anyone had this issue before with the camoplast tracks?
Derek
I am in the process of changing the track in my RX1. I am replacing a camoplast 504151802 track with a camoplast 5410746.
My problem is that my new track seems to short. My suspension barley fits in and when it is all bolted in place the track is very very tight, to the point that it appears to be stretched over the wheels. The back of the suspension also cant seem to settle into place and as a result the back of the track is not sitting on the ground. I have had it in and out several times and nothing seems to be out of place.
When I looked the two track numbers up online they both say they are a 121x 15 with the proper pitch.
Has anyone had this issue before with the camoplast tracks?
Derek
YammyRX1
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Is this a Mountain sled and does it have any mods? Just asking because it's in the Mountain section and that seems odd for a 121" track. Did you back off the adjusters all the way and did you loosen the rear axle shaft? Is it engaging with the cogs on the drivers okay?
GUKROKIT
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I had that problem when installing a new stock track on my mountain. Ended up grinding the slots further forward and lengthening the adjusters slightly.
