So Loose! Proper Tension on Polaris 325 Track \\ After 100 Miles

Maintaining proper track tension will prevent ratcheting and spearing the track with the rails! Here's how I adjust it in the back of my truck!
Polaris Khaos 9R 155 325

[@johnnyt9780]

Thanks for the great video, cant wait for my 9R to arrive soon:)

[@JasonCaville]

👍 Enjoy!

[@Spooky4815]

I thought you were supposed to run the track after adjusting tension to get correct measurement?

[@JasonCaville]

Yes the manual says to run the track at least 5 revolutions to check the alignment. Thanks for pointing that out!

[@JonasAndsjoen]

Just get yourself some bigger extrovert avid drivers and antistab kit. Then you really dont need to worry to much about keeping the track tension perfect. Much less rolling resistance.

[@JasonCaville]

This sled actually comes stock with that. Pretty sweet setup and can get away with a very loose track. Nice not to be losing power to a tight track!

[@snowmoto9555]

How do you like the new 3.23 compared to the 2.75 ?

[@JasonCaville]

I’m a big fan. It hooks up in the deep snow better. When I go back and forth between sleds I immediately notice the 275 spins more and doesn’t drive forward as well as the 325 👍

[@fcscooter]

I'm too cheap for a lift...I use a ratchet strap from the ceiling😂

[@JasonCaville]

I’ll probably end up doing the same haha!