In this episode, we continue our Snowmobile Studs Mini Series, and dive into the details of how many studs you should use and what size is ideal for your setup.
Main Points Discussed:
- Old Rule of Thumb: 1 stud per horsepower.
- New Recommendations: 2, 3, or 4 studs per row based on horsepower and track length.
- Track Length: Different lengths require different quantities of studs.
- Lug Size: Determines the length of the stud you need.
- Ideal Height: Stud should be 3/8” above the lug for optimum traction and longevity.
Stud Size Recommendations:
- .85” and .88” lug: 1” stud.
- .910” lug: 1.075” stud.
- 1” lug: 1.175” stud.
- 1.25” or 1.35” lug: 1.375” stud.
- 1.375” lug: 1.5” stud.
- 1.5” or 1.6” lug: 1.625” stud.
- 1.75” or 1.8” lug: 1.920” stud.
Important Notes:
- Avoid using studs that are longer than recommended.
- Beware of online advice on forums and Facebook.
- Use our recommended pages for the best possible kit for your machine.
Link to our recommendation page: https://fasttractraction.com/pages/stud-charts
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