litefoot, are you running the 700 Kawi or the 700 polaris? I can hold 75-80km/hr with my tracks on... Believe me you do not want to go any faster! Yes you can leave quite a rooster behind!

 

Sportsman 700. If you go by the speedometer it will be way off. When I had the Litefoot's on the Sportsman 500 ho, my top speed at 11K asl was 33mph according to the speedometer. True speed was around 22mph. Not bad if your running alone but on the long straights with a group. I couldn't keep up. They had tires, I had tracks. I switched back to my tires after that. Now that I bought a Sportsman 700, the tracks will stay on it, I kept the 500 ho for the tire days.. I want some BIG SNOW this year!!

 

I know about the ODO being off mine reads 113km/hr when my GPS rino says 80km/hr.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img] I have a mod 650 with 589 28" and my 700 with tracks so I can pick what type of run it will be. Watch your exaust pipes on the 700 when you have the tracks on, a friend tried it and it made his pipe glow... he didn't like the tracks on the sportsman so he returned them and bought a sled.

 

Tracks sound great on the Prairie 700, 80km/h! Imagine with the BruteForce 750 and Dynatek cdi delivering all its power, we're looking at the first ATV doing a track burn-out, lol[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-shocked.gif[/img]!

 

I was thinking the same however looking at the BF I would like to see the set up because the rear sway bar is in the way for the sway bar for the tracks. I don't think you can do a track burnout because of the awsome traction the tracks give you, but you can expect a bigger rooster and a little more because the 650 did great with the tracks but the 700 is much better. I know on shear ice you can spin all 4 but it's dangerous as hell when one track locks to traction LOL speaking from experience! I think the CDI will help alot because I sit at my rev lim. all the time with the tracks.