atv track question.

[Iceman_cb]

hey guys im looking into a track kit for my 2010 can am, and i found a set of tracks that was originally on a 2011 king quad 750. i know there are adapter kits out there to go from one manufacturer of atv to another but im not having much luck, has anyone dealt with this before (the tracks im looking at are made by camoplast).

thanks in advance
Cheers
Chris

[blgoodbrand1]

Best bet is to find a dealer that sells the tracks and go from there.


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[husky7mm]

There is a guy on the Bc forum that sells tracks and adaptors. Can't remember his nam but if you do a quick search you will find him.

[Iceman_cb]

kk thanks for the info i'll have a look the the guy in BC

[capper]

I'm sure your already aware but just wanted to mention my experience with tracks. I only have a kodiak 450 and the quad simply didn't have the power. If I remember right it was like losing 30% of your power and gaining 200lbs. Ya in nice fluffy snow no problem but try moving around in 18" of wet,slushy snow. Not the right fit for me but guys with power shouldn't have an issues.

[junglejay7320]

have a 2013 can am 650...bought a set of tracks and had the power to go straight,but could not turn..foot print of the track is to big on wet or dry land....snow how ever,,,turns and goes nice...

[Iceman_cb]

Originally Posted by capper

I'm sure your already aware but just wanted to mention my experience with tracks. I only have a kodiak 450 and the quad simply didn't have the power. If I remember right it was like losing 30% of your power and gaining 200lbs. Ya in nice fluffy snow no problem but try moving around in 18" of wet,slushy snow. Not the right fit for me but guys with power shouldn't have an issues.

Thanks for the info. I got the 800 so it shouldn't be an issue. I'm getting the tracks for cheap so I'll see if it's worth it

[Shekka]

Best thing to do in my opinion is to call the manufacture of the track and give them the track info and see if they can provide you with a conversion kit or if they will even work on your machine.

[husky7mm]

Adaptor is gonna be about $500

[Iceman_cb]

Originally Posted by husky7mm

Adaptor is gonna be about $500

I figured as much it's just where to buy em. Google says coopers powersports in Edmonton does, so I'm thinking it warrants a phone call on Monday

[Xbolt7mm]

It should be more than an adapter, they come with a hub that has several bolt patterns, what you will be buying is a kit with bars and plates that match your machine front and back,,,,hope you have power steering and look out for logs,, carry a saw is all I got to saw cuz you will need it.

[Iceman_cb]

Originally Posted by Xbolt7mm

It should be more than an adapter, they come with a hub that has several bolt patterns, what you will be buying is a kit with bars and plates that match your machine front and back,,,,hope you have power steering and look out for logs,, carry a saw is all I got to saw cuz you will need it.

yeah i found it, its not a small kit. not cheap either. almost 1000$..:S

[Xbolt7mm]

Originally Posted by Iceman_cb

yeah i found it, its not a small kit. not cheap either. almost 1000$..:S

If you can make the plates, I have a set of bars you can have for free if it's not a 1000 I used those bars in my kit, I only have the the smaller ones left

[gsxrkiller]

Don't go cheap. I've owned cheap and they are headache. Roll one off and you will see what I mean.

[Iceman_cb]

Originally Posted by gsxrkiller

Don't go cheap. I've owned cheap and they are headache. Roll one off and you will see what I mean.

Yeahi could only imagine. These parts don't have anything to do with gbe track it's self. It's more of the brackets for the steering limiter and the anti rotation braces for the rear tracks.