Yesterday evening while coming through some of the local trails I got to thinking how nice it would be to be on a ditch-banger so I could pound through the yes-mamms without worry. But I'm so sold on the long track now I could never go back.
I really really love the ergonomics of the X2's, and as almost all my riding is off trail the stand up position is ideal for me.

So I really think the perfect sled for me would be a Pro-X2 800with a 136"x1.75" track. Remove the swaybar and away you go!

The other benefit of course is that the Pro-X series has much beefier suspension parts, so it should stand up to excursions into the trees better than my SKS too.

So, has anybody long-tracked a Pro-X? Any troubles doing it?

im with you on this one, i also think this would be the perfect sled for me. My brother inlaw is also thinking about doing this. i dont think there would be any problems, just drop the gearing. I also find this sled feels perfect. i love the way i sit on it.
im sure you can find a left over pro x2 and the money you save for buying a year old will cover the long trax conversion. this is what i plan on doing also with my future sleds because i am also sold on the powder riding. I long traxed my mxz and its the best thing i did, i dropped the gearing, and went with a 136x1.5. will never go short trax again.

I think an Expert X swap would be the way to go with the X2 sled Newf.

Got a set of custom made rails(wicked job)that i use to convert my pro-x race sleds for mountain use at the end of the season. It will convert a pro-x rear skid to a 144". The fabrication master at the dealer i work at took two sets of pro-x rails and built them.

Sounds cool! Do you have any pictures? Did you reposition your rear swing arm? How does it steer and handle?

Go over to snowest and ask for longtracked pro-xs...they are all over the place... and they are wicked nice...more and more people are going to it...if i find some pics to them ill post them...