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I agree. Using single ply studs also provides less chance of a pull out or track damage.

3 per rib... running 1.62 Stud boy Power point plus single ply studs in my Pro X this winter. gonna try the new plastic backers this year as well.

You have 1.52"s Jimmy.....

I feel the cobra hooks better then the Rip2 on loose snow and the same as the Rip2 on hardpack.... cannot speak to top end tho.

No fair tho..... Jims a professional!!!!

I agree. I'm just saying that both the tied and p2 are a huge improvement over the lightweight... For people not wanting to get involved with the P2, the tied is a great alternative.

Pro X Switch...

I ran the tied 71/55 on my 160 hp 797 twin last season....with great results in 660' on snow.... but that was with a 146 cobra. I will back off a few degrees for the new Axys and start from there. Will have a brand new TS-004 for sale as soon as the '16 arrives if anyone is interested.

Short answer.....yes. We will see how it stacks up when/if DTR does an independent test.

I am.. lol

I disagree. I ran the tied on my last 2 trail sleds.... awesome back shift with better midrange shift out. Won alot of 660' snow drags with the Tied as well

I agree.... 1.62 power points for me on my cobra. 1.325" studs are useless on the 1.325" or 1.250" rip 2. IMPO

You can get a new team tied for 299....

3 per row minimum.....

So what vendor are you guys all getting your 70 pitch chains through....Polaris? Team? Aftermarket?

Awesome!!!!

I'm gonna give it a shot when it shows up and post the results....

How much?

Seems like you could run the stock 68 pitch chain with the bigger 23/40 gears. Has anyone tried this? Or is everyone spending the $$ and getting the 70 pitch chain?

Plus the Nytro just sucks.....lol