Find or Sell any Parts for Your Vehicle in USA

Camoplast 9114h Cobra Hi-performance Trail Tracks 16in. X 137in. on 2040-parts.com

US $749.00
Location:

Danville, Virginia, United States

Danville, Virginia, United States
Condition:New Brand:Camoplast Size:16in. x 137in. Manufacturer Part Number:9114H Disclaimer:Stock Photo may be shown. Actual product may vary from picture.

Camoplast 9114H Cobra Hi-Performance Trail Tracks 16in. x 137in.
  • For aggressive trail riders, there's nothing better than running flat out against the redline down a sinuous trail; high-performance trail tracks allow you to make the most of the experience
  • Offer superb penetration for sustained traction, optimal profile for excellent handling and unrivaled braking capabilities
  • Sizes are offered to fit nearly all current makes and models
  • Choose from six profiles, including the groundbreaking Rip Saw track, and lug heights ranging from 1" to 1.352"
  • TRACKTION CONTROL SYSTEM

    • Lightweight clip design helps dissipate heat off the clips, increasing Hi-Fax performance and life
    • Track integrity is enhanced to alleviate any possibility of elongation issues
    • Studding instructions included
    • Holes are processed using a machine, providing consistent hole diameters and locations while improving safety and longevity
    • Incorporates 144 holes on a 121" track and 162 holes on a 136" track in the center belting for traction studs
    Retails for: $749.00 Your Price: $749.00

    Tracks & Studs for Sale

    A fun car steers brand loyalty, study shows

    Thu, 09 Dec 2010

    Car buyers stick with their current brands if the automaker builds fun-to-drive vehicles, a customer-retention study revealed. The J. D.

    Video: Lexus LF-CC concept explained by its designers

    Fri, 12 Oct 2012

    We're big fans of the Lexus LF-CC concept after seeing it in Paris. It's not what you would call traditionally beautiful but it's incredibly complex, engagingly off-beat and, most importantly, shows – along with the LF-LC concept – that Lexus may finally have a recipe for distinctive and consistent design. Here Lexus Design's General Manager Yo Hiruta discusses the continuing evolution of the brand in an interview with the Lexus Blog.

    Porsche museum holds treasure trove of history

    Tue, 09 Nov 2010

    Ferdinand and Ferry Porsche shared one characteristic with other automotive icons such as Enzo Ferrari and E. L. Cord: a complete concentration on building the future and little interest in the past.