Camso Conquer 260 Snowmobile Track (mountain)

With a softer rubber compound for deep snow, the Conquer 260 and its 2.6 in (66 mm) lugs move easily through mountain snow. Lightweight, it frees up power and needs less throttle in turns and on side hills.

Mountain track: tall lugs for deep snow, powder and off-trail climbing.

Features

• Single alternating-angle 2.6 in (66 mm) lugs
• Lightweight: less rotating mass, more available power
• According to Camso, 20% less rider input in turns and 25% less throttle on side hills

Available sizes

How to choose the right track

• Length: according to Camso, length is the inside circumference of the track (drive pitch multiplied by the number of segments). It must match your original track: check the owner's manual or the number molded on your current track.
• Pitch: the distance between the drive sprocket teeth. According to Camso, it must match your existing track, or the drive sprockets must be changed. On Ski-Doo, Gen4 and Gen5 trail platforms generally use a 2.86 in pitch, while older REV platforms use 2.52 in. Handy reference in our lineup: 120, 129, 137 and 146 in lengths are 2.86 in pitch, and 121, 128, 136 and 144 in lengths are 2.52 in pitch.
• Width: 15 in is the common width for trail snowmobiles; 16 in gives more flotation in deep snow (mountain, off-trail); 20 and 24 in are for wide-track utility snowmobiles. The width must match your chassis.
• Lug height: a lower lug reduces rolling resistance on groomed trails; a taller lug gives more traction and flotation in deep snow. Not every snowmobile accepts taller lugs than stock (tunnel clearance): check before ordering.
• Not sure? Send us your snowmobile's make, model and year and the number on your current track: we will confirm the right track for you.