Am i wasting my time?

[squirrel1182]

116512116513116514 Should i actually do it? And if i do Will i have the power to turn them lead bricks with a klt200? i think its possible to do it im just unsure how well it will work in the snow and ice.

[yooperman]

those steel cleated track do fairly well on hard packed snow, i cant really remember powder i dont think they did the greatest in powder if i remember correctly. but on ice the suck, my cousin had some old panther snowmobiles with those shocks and they were horrible on the ice.

[squirrel1182]

the tracks i was going to use are off of a 72 and a 74 Panther 440. But the only way that it looks semi simple/cheap to make it traced is with the tracs behind it that far and that will be almost impossible to stear. I have the same track on my snowmobile and its fine in heavier powder up to about 5 inches then it just digs a hole. never had the chance to play on ice with it yet.

[kariutta]

yes, you are

[squirrel1182]

thought i was. Dad said if we had more time we could get it to work but tires work just fine for the riding i do.

[Big Mike]

I would give this idea a thumbs down, the thing will be so god damn slow with only a 200 cc pushing 2 tracks, 1 might be different but not 2.