M770 vs M67 on boost

[pharmboy1021]

I currently have a 21' 850 Khaos 155 with a Silber turbo, I tore up the stock series 8 2.75 with early season riding conditions and I am in the market for a new track. I am debating whether to go with the M770 or the M67 Composite track. I have never had a 3" track as I've always loved the 2.6 and now the 2.75. I have 3.5" pitch extrovert drivers. Anyone have any experience with either track?

 

[Wheel House Motorsports]

the M770 is a NASTY track, going to hook way harder and push a lot more snow and build speed, probably see a bit worse belt life.

The m67 is going to perform a lot more like the stocker. nothing crazy, good float, nice and durable.

 

[stusnow]

have there been any durability (torn off lug) issues with these tracks? im looking into the same tracks to put under my axys

 

[madmax]

My buddy put an M67 on his sled half way through the season last year. It performed pretty well, but 500 miles later it was missing lugs and pretty trashed. He was not happy. He’s not a hard rider. I know others have had pretty good luck with them.

 

[AdrenalineAddict]

I’ve been running an M67 on my 850 for the last few seasons. It is a fantastic powder track with great floatation, not so great on hardpack. I have 3,500 miles on it and it looks like new.

 

[Chadly]

I think the M66 is better than the M67 if you go that route. Stiffer and heavier duty.