exellent Max promotional video

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  1. #11
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    I once read a post some where on route 6x6 about a man who took the factory tracks off of his Max II, but decided to leave the external frame rails and outer bearing cages on. He said that riding with out the floor boards ,and with out the outer frame rails and outer bearing cages , you could actually see the frame flex up and down, as the axles moved up and down on the outside of the tub. He also said that with the outer frame rails and outer bearing cages now installed, riding his Max II fast now feels a lot more stable than with out them.

  2. #12
    Hi:

    I have the same set up as in the video, Max II with tracks. It would be more stable, because when the frame rail is installed, you also have to have the 5" wheel adapters installed too. Which gives you 10" more width.
    I didn't understand a word he said, but it looks like they were having fun.

  3. #13
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    Quote Originally Posted by AussieMax View Post
    That guy in the Max II shows no mercy!
    makes a person want to buy a demo

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