I have a '99 M-10 with fox shocks. *First, I am wondering who if anyone makes a big wheel kit for the M-10? *Would this help my track speed and rolling resistance???

Also, who makes the most reliable and cost efficient extrovert drivers? *I am mostly concerned about reliability and performance.

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what sort of riding do you do LLP? * * as for the big wheel kit for the M-10, haven't seen it yet, check with some of the mountain sled mfg's, they might make em. * *
unless you plan on running your track fairly loose or ride in deep powder, the extroverts are sort of overkill.
chances are you can spend the money elsewhere and have far better results

What is an extrovert driver? I assume they are an oversize drive sprocket.

Yes, I am planning on running the track loose for less rolling resistance. *It is a 136" M-10. *I will also be taking a trip or two out west, so I'm looking for all the help I can get....

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Revrnd~ I believe an extrovert driver has sprockets that go in the track window, kinda like the old snowmobiles. Not sure though.

Like this

they are good for drag racing and hill climbing, don't want the track to sprocket. and for dragging you can get away with running it a little looser. * * * you can get them the same size as stock. * * * * * * * *
LLP - you might want to look at a maching company making you a set of brackets that will work with the wheels, if they know what they are doing, they should be able to fit them easily. * * then you can just add a set of aluminum idlers to get a real different look.

Extroverts are the hot ticket with anyone running an M-10. *A lot of the issues with the M-10's come from having to run the track so tight to keep from ratcheting. *You'll be much happier with the performance of the M-10 if you switch to extros and loosen up the track. *Kinetic is the source that a lot of us use to get extros.

Does anybody know where to get a big wheel kit for the
SC10 suspension?

1000-IMP, Yea, I thought of having some brackets machined to fit the larger idlers. *It's just easier for me to find someone who is already making them.

AKSUMMITX, thanks, I don't know why I didn't think of them myself. *They have quite a few neat conversions for sleds.

maluchm, I have seen either on this site or ccperformance selling bigwheel kits for the sc10. *the price seemed to be fairly reasonable. *I believe around $165. *Don't quote me on the price though.

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Last edited by Rocketman at April 17, 2002, 10:31am

LLP - I've spoke with CCPOWDER from snowest about his kits
but am still trying to research this a little bit. If I'm
going to "Hack N Wack" the end of my rails off, I want to
have a good kit to install!

Kinetic is the source that a lot of us use to get extros. *

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AKSUMMITX- where is "Kinetic"? How can I get in touch with them? Website? Phone #?
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MOOVS,

Kinetic's web site is www.kineticinc.net

You can also call them at 509-534-8722