Studs for Warrior

[Rmudmaster]

Is anyone running 1.4's on their sled ? If so, any problems with them ? I have 192 1.4 inch stainless steel carbide studs with blue aluminum backer plates . But, I would like some feedback on whether to use this length or not.

 

[welterracer]

Personally i wouldnt go that long... I would suggest 1.325s with a max length of 1.375... They get too close for comfort after that!!

 

[RXONE]

1.325's

I would recommend the 1.325's with hi-perf aluminum backers to save weight. The steel backers along with the studs just add too much weight and when your track balloons from all that weight look out!!!!!!!!!

 

[Rmudmaster]

RE: studs

I was afraid of that !! There goes another $400

 

[Dukester]

Hey guy just ride it first. I went from 126 to about 80 and I probably cut back even more. The track is awsome for traction. I feel stud for safety only.

 

[Let it Ride]

I've got 192 1.4 extremes and have put 120 miles with nothing hitting underneath. A lot of push in the corners though. Extremes are measured by the total length of the stud. I haven't had any problems. KEEP THAT ATRACK TIGHT!!!!!11

 

[SIMMER]

Listen to Sketr1 on this one...you don't have to stud the hell out of a 1.25" track...there is plenty of hookup! If I knew that I wouldn't hit any icy corners this season I would not even run studs and I have ran studs EVERY year except last year!! Yes it is that noticable!! See my post about my 96 studs on the 1.25"...every manufacturer said not to do it...except I read in Snowtech that they tested a 2003 ZR900 with 96 down the center and I thought hey if they can do it so can I!

Another thing !!! 1/4" Penetraion above the lug is all that you need....remember the lugs bend exposing more stud under hard acceleration. 1/4" is plenty!!! Unlike my wifes theory LONGER IS NOT ALWAYS BETTER