1 inch track?

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Vmxhunter
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1 inch track?

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I have searched the forum for this topic. And some info was there. BUT, nobody has said that if a 1 inch track will work without any mods. I seen some people plan on trying it. But didn't post if it worked or not.
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I put a 1 3/16 track on my 86. I had to trim 3/16 inch in the area of the heat exchangers (10 mm left and right of the sprocket holes) so it would not rub. A photo is in an article in the archives.

That would mean that a 1 inch track should fit with no clearance issues.

I removed the center idler shaft because it was causing a rubbing sound against the inside of the tunnel. It now makes the rubbing sound only on really big bumps (getting big air).
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Another thought is if you want to run studs with such a tall lug they would have to be even taller than the lugs to be effective. Any newer .750 to .825 track is a big improvement over the dismal stock track !
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Post by eavery »

im running a .750" aggressor with 144 1" ice picks in my 85 works great haven't had any issues in 2 years
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