Is there a link or does anyone have instructions on how to change the track. Rough estimate of how long it takes. Finally ditching the POS Maverick..
Apex Track Change
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J
Here is a thread with a link to a service manual.
http://www.snowest.com/forum/showthread.php?t=96148&highlight=apex+manual
As for time it is a 2-4 hour job depending on if you are changing you drivers and if you have a good place to work on it suspending the tunnel in the air. If you have never changed a track I would say 4 hours. Also takes a bit longer if you have reverse.
http://www.snowest.com/forum/showthread.php?t=96148&highlight=apex+manual
As for time it is a 2-4 hour job depending on if you are changing you drivers and if you have a good place to work on it suspending the tunnel in the air. If you have never changed a track I would say 4 hours. Also takes a bit longer if you have reverse.
Thanks for the link. That was also a question I was going to ask...do I need to change the drivers? I was going to change out the whole suspension but can't afford it now. If I did do the drivers, which ones should I get?
J
I would change out the drivers, if anything for a piece of mind. With the turbo they seem to spin them out with the added horsepower. Go with the AVID drivers. Its a lot easier to do them now since the track will be out and you just have to press the old ones off and put the new ones on.
http://www.avid-products.com/
The easiest is to just call them and tell them what sled you have and they will set you up.
I know a lot of people change them out when they go turbo, I did mine, but just put the turbo on so wouldn't ever know if i would have spun the old ones out.
http://www.avid-products.com/
The easiest is to just call them and tell them what sled you have and they will set you up.
I know a lot of people change them out when they go turbo, I did mine, but just put the turbo on so wouldn't ever know if i would have spun the old ones out.
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