• Don't miss out on all the fun! Register on our forums to post and have added features! Membership levels include a FREE membership tier.

1990 phazer track reccomendations

W

wasatchcomm

Well-known member
Aug 17, 2009
671
299
63
Pinedale wy.
i bought my kids two phazers

both 1990 121"
the tracks are nubs
would like to get a 1" or bigger track on them

any ideas what is a good track to go with?

used preferrably
 
M
Jan 14, 2004
3,078
1,390
113
1999/2000 ish Polaris 1.75x15x136 with 7 tooth drivers works great and is basically the biggest track you can fit in there. I set one up like that for my kids years ago, that thing went everywhere.

M5
 

MTN_VIPER

Well-known member
Lifetime Membership
Nov 26, 2007
977
437
63
NW WA St.
fourstrokesolutionsllc.com
1 1/4" is about the tallest you can go with the stock 8 tooth driver's. Any taller, then you'll need 7 tooth's like M5 mentioned.
I ran a 1 1/4" 136" Summit track on my 91 back in the day. I was surprised were that sled could go for only 56 horsepower!
I believe that you can still get rail/tunnel extensions from Tom Hartman for those older Phazer's as well.
 

IDspud

Well-known member
Lifetime Membership
Premium Member
Nov 26, 2007
2,485
3,671
113
Oakley, ID
I have five of these for my kids to ride. On the first two we had 1.25 tracks and still struggled. I noticed that usually as the sleds slowed they had a tendency to push the back around and try to pass the front. I put on a set of older plastic cat skis and away they went. Too much resistance from the old steel was our biggest traction issue. Now everybody tracks straighter and spins out less, the 1.25 obviously has an advantage over the conveyor belts, but skis helped us more than tracks.
 
Premium Features