**studding warning **

[**sj**]

the portion of the track goes up against the tunnel protectors is taller there on a taller lug track...so its proportional...

so the studs is longer but the math is still the same...

 

[SideHogger]

the portion of the track goes up against the tunnel protectors is taller there on a taller lug track...so its proportional...

so the studs is longer but the math is still the same...

Thanks sj. Really sucks cause I have been running 1.5 on f8 since 2012 without any problems . I guess I will do what you have done and avoid the 3.5" in the middle .

 

[up.mi.man]

With a properly installed 1.325" woody's stud on a 1.25" lug track, you will get ~.375" over the lug. A properly installed 1.450" woody's stud on a 1.25" lug track will put you at ~.500" over the lug. I have used calipers for this measurement because I have OCD, haha. Below is a woody's chart explaining stud length.

http://assets1.mytrainsite.com/501450/g1-06-0001_woodys_penetration_chart_inches-mm_rev052516.pdf

ok i hope i got this right i can use a 1,450 and be safe? what stud would you prefer and if you are selling this temp plate i would like to buy one also what backers should i use. Thanks

 

[**sj**]

ok i hope i got this right i can use a 1,450 and be safe? what stud would you prefer and if you are selling this temp plate i would like to buy one also what backers should i use. Thanks

if you install 1.450's and have .500" protrusion....you would have approx .125" or 1/8th inch to spare...IMHO you will hit possibly when the track balloons or grabbing a hand full of brake......

 

[up.mi.man]

if you install 1.450's and have .500" protrusion....you would have approx .125" or 1/8th inch to spare...IMHO you will hit possibly when the track balloons or grabbing a hand full of brake......

i will go with 1.325 then Thanks

 

[up.mi.man]

When utilizing the black template shown in the image above, you just follow the design shown below. This design shows a studding pattern with 112 studs on the inside and 48 on the outside. The one shown below will avoid studding within the center 3" of the track.

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if you do sell these i would be putting in 160

 

[**sj**]

if you do sell these i would be putting in 160

Id go the 32 more and have a stud every outside row for support

 

[up.mi.man]

Id go the 32 more and have a stud every outside row for support

i can do that also. lol so what studs do you recommends and backers. do you know if the temp plate is for sale.

 

[**sj**]

2000srx (cb performance) sells the template...good to have for other sleds also if you like making your own pattern (I do)..

as to the actual studs...depends on what you are after...ice racing? general trail...whats most important...the bite or longevity of the stud?

 

[up.mi.man]

2000srx (cb performance) sells the template...good to have for other sleds also if you like making your own pattern (I do)..

as to the actual studs...depends on what you are after...ice racing? general trail...whats most important...the bite or longevity of the stud?

looking for the best bang for the buck i mostly trail ride but like to line them up on hard pack one in awhile actually whenever possible. lol

 

[**sj**]

well....he sells the INS stingers Im running (see my photo in earlier post)..they are pointier and less durable known as lake racers...but stil have a carbide pin...this pointer stud helps on icey surfaces...

if you ride rocky or rough terrain or low snow conditions...i wouldnt recommend them...

in that case durability takes priority...

the most durable stud Ive encountered is the snow studs warthogs with round aluminum backer and tall nuts..

 

[1nc 2000]

Just a thought guys, what are the fellas with the 1.75" tracks going to do about louvers? Or do the smaller tooth drivers not present a problem for them?

Mine came with a 1.75 track with 9 tooth drivers. What size drivers on the 1.25 tracks?

 

[up.mi.man]

well....he sells the INS stingers Im running (see my photo in earlier post)..they are pointier and less durable known as lake racers...but stil have a carbide pin...this pointer stud helps on icey surfaces...

if you ride rocky or rough terrain or low snow conditions...i wouldnt recommend them...

in that case durability takes priority...

the most durable stud Ive encountered is the snow studs warthogs with round aluminum backer and tall nuts..

Thanks

 

[up.mi.man]

thanks for the suggestions i got everything ordered tonight from 2000srx.

 

[Snowaddict]

I just talked to the dealer again and he mentioned not only staying out of the exact middle, but also away from the sides a little as well? I don't mean the outside either (was only going up the middle to begin with. ) Does someone have a pattern like this?