a20 in hc position on non-boosted nytro?

I just bought a brand new 162 Attack 20 from swapmeet for 250, I guess we will see!

I based my decision on this thread and the sweet price.

http://www.snowestonline.com/forum/showthread.php?t=215268

I guess, im not your exact market.. but I figured I ahd done it and would throw down some info...

you have 1 thing going for you that looks ideal for the HC mode A20... your from washington.

SPend the time to straighten them with the technique as you can find it on here... if the lugs are really hooked over they really just wont ever straighten up.. and it can be iffy coming down big hills. What I did on mine was run it in HC but I cut the ribs off the front and the back, the lugs stand almost verticle just sitting on the sled, so it helps it from trenching in the deeper stuff like it tends to do with really hooked tips.. I have run around 300 miles like this with no issues under boost doing this, lost a few tips, but think burning out on a rock did that. good track for the price. I rode it last weekend in some harder spring snow and it hookes up like a SOB!!!!

and I got mine for free from a buddy.. so yeah, take it for what its worth.

I have the 153" A-20 in HC position, and no boost,...trenches bad in the pow, but rips pretty hard on setup snow.

The following video is the best way to describe going down hill with it in HC position. I'd go Camo Extreme. I wrote off my mod cat about 5 yrs ago in the turtle cutblocks because of one of those tracks.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9rMcRJVY1-0

If I had to choose between the camo x and a a20 I would go with the camo, the a20 does suck going down hills but the last a20 I bought was a 162 in near perfect shape and I paid $125 for it. For the price it is a great track. If you are on a budget a20 is the ticket. My .02