[jake.parker]

Hey those of you who got Snowgoer yesterday, i notice a new ad and it was from Goodyear Tires and they said they make snowmobile belts with carbon fiber in it for minimum wear but the maximum grip....check it out.............................................................http://www.goodyearep.com/productsdetail.aspx?id=17498

 

[Bobinwi]

and at 109 dollars i dont think ill ever buy one of those belts

 

[powersledder]

and at 109 dollars i dont think ill ever buy one of those belts

Have you seen the price of OEM belts for newer sleds? Some are right around$200! I miss the days of $30 brand new belts.

 

[RMK-KING]

and at 109 dollars i dont think ill ever buy one of those belts

Have you seen the price of OEM belts for newer sleds? Some are right around$200! I miss the days of $30 brand new belts.

My last belt was $170 which was good for a season,I would gladly pay $109 for a goodyear instead if it was proven durable.

 

[TRICKPaint]

Just did a product search on your link and found that our local Autozone in Mt. Vernon, OH. carries them. I need to get a couple new belts for next season, so I think I may try one out. They did not have any in stock so I will have to order it. I have been using Carlisle belts. I guess all they will need is the numbers off the existing belt to cross-reference?

 

[firecatF5]

Yeah I think I may try them too. I have used OEM and Carlisle, the Carlisle has worked better so far.

 

[Quinlan]

and at 109 dollars i dont think ill ever buy one of those belts

Have you seen the price of OEM belts for newer sleds? Some are right around$200! I miss the days of $30 brand new belts.

My belts are only $55...and I still think they are overpriced. [B)]

 

[flatlander_summit]

My race sled was $180 and the mod is $50, I'm liking the $50 belt a lot more.

 

[the_hog]

When someone proves to me that they can hold up to 230+HP, I may give one a try, until then I will continue to use Polaris OEM belts that I can get for around $60-$70.

 

[jake.parker]

yea i was worried like i dont care about the price of oem belt or Carlisle belts for 70 dollars but the carbon fiber is the part i am worried about like it can mess up the clutches

 

[PolarisBoy1996]

I am deffinately going to look into these, we needed two new belts and went the OEM route. Damn near costed us an arm and a leg.

 

[jake.parker]

I am deffinately going to look into these, we needed two new belts and went the OEM route. Damn near costed us an arm and a leg.

yea lets know how it is

 

[MakingTheWinterGoByFaster]

Hey those of you who got Snowgoer yesterday, i notice a new ad and it was from Goodyear Tires and they said they make snowmobile belts with carbon fiber in it for minimum wear but the maximum grip....check it out.............................................................http://www.goodyearep.com/productsdetail.aspx?id=17498

I grew up thinking Goodyear anything was the cat's meow. I no longer think that way. I once bough a GY serpentine belt for a vehicle and had to return it. Even though it was the right part number, it was too small to slip on. For one, the grooves in the belt weren't deep enough to seat all the way on the ridged pulleys.


[Disappointed]

 

[Mad-Boondocker]

When someone proves to me that they can hold up to 230+HP, I may give one a try, until then I will continue to use Polaris OEM belts that I can get for around $60-$70.

Hog let me know when u find a belt that does that because I might not have that much HP but if a belt can hold up to 230+Hp it should hold up for my needs. LOL