Work good or 2.6 better?
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The 2.6 works better then the OEM 3in in most snow applications.
That being said there are a number of aftermarket options which work better then both IMO.
BUT like most things track performance depends heavily on region and snow conditions and also desired snow conditions. What "trenches" to one person makes the sled light on the skis and playful for another.
I think I would stay away from a 3” 155 Khaos, my 155 Pro is out of control in the steep stuff with an X3. I love it, works for the way I like to ride, but if the front end were any lighter it would be near impossible to climb anything super steep.
I bet a 3” 163 Khaos would be an animal.
I think I would stay away from a 3” 155 Khaos, my 155 Pro is out of control in the steep stuff with an X3. I love it, works for the way I like to ride, but if the front end were any lighter it would be near impossible to climb anything super steep.
I bet a 3” 163 Khaos would be an animal.
Oh ya, setup is huge. I love how with the QS3/QSL a turn of the knob totally changes your sled (works as advertised thats for sure), but I really disliked the way my sled handled with the RTS locked... So I found myself on 2 all the time.SHOCKS SHOCKS SHOCKS!
This is the name of the game on the 15x length sleds. I have a 153 kitty track on my khaos with the Fox QS3's and I can take that sled anywhere if not further then my 156 x3 Pro in the past. Being able to control transfer is what makes it go. Position 1 on FTS and 2/3 on the RTS and It soaks up bumps and climbs like a pro. Front on 3 and rear on 1 and it wheelies anywhere I ask. Such a rowdy combo. If the IQS kit wasn't so dang pricey that would be my dream kit. Able to totally change riding charachteristics without even leaving the running boards.
Also can confirm, the 162/163 3" khaos is an insanely capable sled. super fun and light on the skis but also just crazy capable for deep snow tech riding. It will make up for a lack of talent like you wouldnt believe.
SHOCKS SHOCKS SHOCKS!
This is the name of the game on the 15x length sleds. I have a 153 kitty track on my khaos with the Fox QS3's and I can take that sled anywhere if not further then my 156 x3 Pro in the past. Being able to control transfer is what makes it go. Position 1 on FTS and 2/3 on the RTS and It soaks up bumps and climbs like a pro. Front on 3 and rear on 1 and it wheelies anywhere I ask. Such a rowdy combo. If the IQS kit wasn't so dang pricey that would be my dream kit. Able to totally change riding charachteristics without even leaving the running boards.
Also can confirm, the 162/163 3" khaos is an insanely capable sled. super fun and light on the skis but also just crazy capable for deep snow tech riding. It will make up for a lack of talent like you wouldnt believe.