What is the best CVT Belt

[crisscross1]

I found a Dayco XTX belt for $89.00 plus shipping, do they make a good belt

 

[AreWeThereYet]

I found a Dayco XTX belt for $89.00 plus shipping, do they make a good belt

For my rhino it's the OEM belt, but for extreme reading I heard the highlifter belt was the best. Not sure on your T though, have you checked out teryxforums.net?

 

[99summitx]

That's a good price on that Dayco belt, The highlifter is the Dayco XTX and also sold as a moose utilities belt. Where did you see that price? Best I've seen for the Teryx is $101

 

[crisscross1]

Royal Distributing - Snowmobile Parts and Accessories. ATV, Motorcycle Parts and Accessories. if I did this right you can check out any part, just turn the pages.

 

[4byrookie]

The dayco XTX belts are one of the best on the market but from all the different websites I have been through the Stock OEM belt is the best lasting for any machine!

 

[grizzlydave]

I have been running the dayco xtx belts for a couple years on various machines. I have never had any problems with them installed on quads, but i have seen lots of issue on sleds, especially Arctic Cats.

 

[youngpolarisguy]

we have never had any luck with aftermarket belts, have had to many just fly apart. we have really good luck with with factory belts. But $89 is a good price cause my belts are like $180.

 

[Slamnek]

I put a Dayco belt on my kvf 700 and it lasted 300km and it shreaded to pieces. I will only buy OEM for my quad.

 

[leonard]

why do people not read.

buy the oem belts.

aftermarkets just burn / slick up and stop working right away.

 

[leonard]

its because they build the freaking aftermarkets based on Snowmobiles.

not ATVs atv cvts don't slip. so the belt cant be hard and it has to still be strong and durable.

Aftermarkets just cant keep up to OEM's

 

[Bruteskeg]

oem is the way to go with belts, from what I'v seen also

 

[QMAO]

i shredded a Dayco belt with 200km. Since then I have used Carlisle belts. I have approx. 3000 km. on the one I am running now with no problems and still within manufactures spec width.
With the price of the OEM belts at nearly $200.00 I prefer the Carlisle.

 

[munhoez]

There's a reason why they put pricey oem belts into the machine. proven quality, if the manufacturers didnt care about reliablity and customer satisfaction, they'd use any belt that fits the bill. IMO

 

[kawiford]

Whatever you do dont buy a good year belt they are crap. I thought 45 bucks was a good deal but it blew apart after barely 100 kms. I Just buy OEM belts now.

 

[crisscross1]

well thanks everyone for your input, I guess I should have waited a little longer for your input. But I already ordered it, maybe I will keep the old one as a spare because it sounds like I will be using it.