http://cedarrapids.craigslist.org/spo/1590809580.html

 

it could be dne and cheaply for real

Its been a few years since ive seen these but there is or was a company selling these for full size domestic 4x4 trucks.

well, the person selling that on craigs is asking like 3600 for the whole shebang, and alot of the ATV;s have 4x140 bolt pattern hubs, so it may be a direct fit???????

I'd buy a set. Could pay for them by grooming x-country ski and snowmobile trails in the winter...

I guess you decided not to search for the dozens of discussions that already existed on this subject.

 

http://www.ultimatesubaru.org/forum/showthread.php?t=32800&highlight=trax

 

http://www.ultimatesubaru.org/forum/showthread.php?t=106392&highlight=trax

 

http://www.ultimatesubaru.org/forum/showthread.php?t=58933&highlight=trax

 

Here are three that pertain to your discussion.

 

Why would you take it apart? The scoop should be removable. Put tabs on it so you could just drop a justy on it fully stripped, If the wheel wells line up, just for show. Then you could sell it when yer done playing. Walk the kids around in the snow asking to do snow shoveling for $40 and when you get a yes from some grandpa ya just get-r-done and be off to the next house. It could pay for itself in no time in snow season. Swmbo is holding the potatos laziness against him, forcing him to sell. Don't let it be you! That sucker should be able to make money!

Swmbo is holding the potatos laziness against him' date=' forcing him to sell. Don't let it be you! That sucker should be able to make money![/quote']

 

My banjo gets angry at midnight thighs reduced with Haiburton bikini bottom balsa wood elevator nozzles.

 

What the hell are you talking about?

My banjo gets angry at midnight thighs reduced with Haiburton bikini bottom balsa wood elevator nozzles.

 

What the hell are you talking about?

 

 

LOL. What he is saying another member is lazy and selling or would opt to sell, and he would not.

 

 

just awesome.

 

Maybe not a brat, but sweet just the same

SWMBO= she who must be obeyed:lol:

 

I wouldn't be sucked into the couch like a couch potato if I had that toy to play with, I would be proving how indispensable it is to my wife who wanted me to sell it.

 

 

Maybe not a brat, but sweet just the same

 

Now, compare this set up and the quad set up. Not nearly as strong. The quad stuff is not strong enough to carry the weight of a car.

aww.

i found the manufacturer

http://www.mattracks.com/

 

and further search for weight abilities http://www.litefootatv.com/html/tracks_by_vehicle.htm

 

4 Wheel Drive Utility ATVs

Four wheel drive large capacity Utility ATVs (side by sides) and Mini Trucks with a Gross Vehicle Weight up to 4200 lbs [1905 kg].

LiteFoot UR ATV Tracks

Heavy Duty “Utility Rated” All-season all-terrain molded aluminum frame construction heavy duty internal track suspension.

Models -

LiteFoot XTUR HD and M3UR HD

Side by Side UTV

 

4 Wheel Drive Utility ATVs

Four wheel drive Utility ATVs (side by sides) and Mini Trucks with a Gross Vehicle Weight up to 3500 lbs [1588 kg].

LiteFoot UR ATV Tracks

“Utility Rated” All-season all-terrain molded aluminum frame construction internal track suspension.

Models -

LiteFoot XT-UR and M3-UR

Sport Utility

 

4 Wheel Drive ATVs

Four wheel drive single rider or two up rider ATVs with a Gross Vehicle Weight up to 2500 lbs [1138 kg].

LiteFoot ATV Tracks

All-season all-terrain molded aluminum frame construction internal track suspension.

Models - LiteFoot, LiteFoot XT and M3 for ATVs

 

 

I wonder how an old EA81 Subaru would handle these, for a fairly reasonable price, would this be a good trail rig, even better than going with 28"-31" tires? These trax give a lift on themselves, so you could maybe get by on a stock non lifted rig. ??or

 

***and the real biggie here: Gear-Reduction

1/3 Increase in Gear Reduction on Vehicle with Typical OEM ATV Tire

Edited February 24, 201016 yr by bheinen74

The only terrain tacks have an advantages on is sand and snow. They suck hardcore on rocks and mud, and they aren't DOT legal, but if you could get a set for a reasonable price, they would be perfect for heavy winter weather and snow wheelin, or a fun day on the dunes.

 

-Bill

great for the ski slopes:banana:

great for the ski slopes:banana:

 

Exactly.

Screw paying $50+ for a lift ticket when you can drive yourself to the top and

have some "non-skier" drive it down for you

 

Twitch

 

PS: I have had mental images of my BRAT blasting up Schweitzer Mountain for

a loooooong time.

 

PPS: And Bill, I'm sure in all that soft, farm field dirt, they would do

magnificently

PPS: And Bill, I'm sure in all that soft, farm field dirt, they would do

magnificently

 

Hehe, thats what tractor tires are for...

 

-Bill

Here's the specs for the ATV version that will hold up to an EA81.

http://www.litefootatv.com/html/litefoot_utility_rated.htm

 

They're technically not ATV tracks, but UTV tracks.

And if you question whether or not they can handle the abuse, check out the

video of Ken Block with a bigger set on his rally car.

These are essentially tank tracks, but for vehicles.

 

Twitch

Here's the specs for the ATV version that will hold up to an EA81.

http://www.litefootatv.com/html/litefoot_utility_rated.htm

 

They're technically not ATV tracks, but UTV tracks.

And if you question whether or not they can handle the abuse, check out the

video of Ken Block with a bigger set on his rally car.

These are essentially tank tracks, but for vehicles.

 

Twitch

 

Huge money to drive in the snow or a field.