Anti-ratchet drives???

[KRUSTY]

Looking for some advice on my suspension upgrade. Is it advisable to install anti-ratchet when upgrading suspensions? I am putting in a rx1 suspension in my 96 800 & am looking for some advice.:flag_cana

[Aless750]

I just install a 03rx1 skid in mine, the track is racheting like crazy and my track is kinda tight, so extraverts drivers are in my plans. :flag_cana

[ghodder]

Guys, look at the Turbo Sprocket II anti ratchet drivers ... I have them on my sled and they work awesome.

[Aless750]

what compagnie make thoses?

[bly123]

Is this a big problem with the upgraded ProAction suspension? Because I had to ajust my track over the weekend to get rid of the racheting. and it's pritty tight now. I'll probably ware the slides down fast.

[Ken]

what compagnie make thoses?


Rich Motor Sports sells Wahl drivers at a reasonable price. That's what I ended up getting.

[KRUSTY]

I have seen a couple of different designs offered by Royal Distributing for those of you in Canada, one style is just a window drive add on for $24.95 ea, but they also make a style taht is both lug & window drive, but they want 119.95 ea for those.

[4with4]

Using the window drive add-ons is just fine as long as you're keeping the same driver size. Many guys have to go to a smaller driver when they put a deeper lug track on. If you're doing that, it's better to go with the new extrovert rather than replacing internal drivers and sprockets.
I've had the same problem with my Pro-action X skid ratcheting more than the stock one. With the extroverts on my stock 95 skid, I could run 1 1/2" of free hang with the track and it never skipped. With the long travel skid, I'm running quite a bit tighter and still skipping the odd time under hard acceleration.

Ian