I'd like to put a set of these on dmax
 

I was poking around on the internet and ran into these www.mattracks.com .
Bet these would be sweet on a duramax ,cummins,or a powerstroke .

DAMN those are cool!!! Wish I had a 4X4. :D

yes those are very cool and work well too.........I am selling my Tucker sno-cat and buying a set of 4 of these trax for my polaris 6x6.....access to and fro the cabin will be way cool :up:

If they would take the power some of the pullers should try those. IIRC those are big $$$$$

wow could you imagine a military half track with a pullin motor in it... "give::s::c:

I saw a truck with those on it a the races last year. It was pretty cool looking.

I like the looks. I dont htink the turnability is that good. I wonder how well they really do?

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These were on a Show truck at the last event I went to here in Ca. Are they the same thing?

Rick

If they are not the same they are close enough

I wonder what they would look like on and older truck personally

Does anyone know how much these cost?

They are around 15k :ouch:

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The guy down the road from me a few miles has them on his H1. He runs a logging business and a Hereford ranch, and by god, that truck is impossible to stick anywhere.

The smaller ones for the quads are like $6k a set, that pretty much doubles the price of a new quad. Our fire dept has them on its search and rescue Rhino. From what my brother tells me they do great on everything BUT pavement.

There is (or was) and older style suburban(88-98 style) Around Albany, Wy that had a set of those on it. Pretty sweet lookin. There was one in an old DP mag I think as well.

The tracks work excelent in the snow I am picking up a set for my Quad but a truck would be sweet too just expensive. :argh::argh:

My uncles bud has a set on his 800 Polaris they use on the farm. The thing is a GD tank, but be prepared for a good workout when you have to man handle that thin around a corner. Having to be in 4wd with alot of ground contact equals ALOT of friction. But it will go anywhere you point it! :choochoo:

Im ready for it. Im sure it wil be fun. Help me keep up with the sleds in the winter. :yeah:

Yea there is a surburban up in Albany that has those.... I have never really seen in move so I dont know how well it works. I have driven my buddies four wheeler that has tracks on it, that thing went about anywhere you wanted to go and it was espescially good in the snow. :U: