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I recently installed a M7 skid on my RX-1; it has the 159 x 15 Series IV track under it. Well, the skid geometry is such that the track tension is tight with the tensioners backed all the way out...maybe one inch deflection with light finger pressure on the track. That's way tighter than I would like, but is it tight enough to damage the drive shaft bearings? I usually run 1-2" sag with no pressure (till she rachets). I had to struggle to install the rear tensioner shaft shaft in the skid.
I'm thinking it's probably OK, factory specs are about the same (though with a shorter track), and the track will stretch somewhat in time. I'm planning on picking up a 162 x 16 at some point, but would like to put it off for a while (cash poor right now).
OK, what are your thoughts...am I going to be stuck in the back country with a siezed driveshaft bearing?
I'm thinking it's probably OK, factory specs are about the same (though with a shorter track), and the track will stretch somewhat in time. I'm planning on picking up a 162 x 16 at some point, but would like to put it off for a while (cash poor right now).
OK, what are your thoughts...am I going to be stuck in the back country with a siezed driveshaft bearing?