I’m trying to put a Bimini top on my new 1625 fury sport. I have this great sport track system but I am getting conflicting info on weather I can just it for a Bimini top. Any info would be much appreciated.
Ask the dealer you bought the boat from. It’s why they are there.
Also, welcome to In-Depth. 
The pictures that I found online showed it mounted at an angle. In order to work for a Bimini top I believe that it would have to be completely vertical or horizontal.
If you don’t find a ready made one go to a custom canvas shop and see what they can do. I believe there may be an aluminum plate that is/can be bent to the correct angle to make a vertical connection point.
My dealer installed a top that has the vertical sport track brackets and hardware for attaching the tops frame. Shouldn’t be a big deal. Just contact your dealer.
I purchased a Lund Bimini top from my dealer along with 4 sport track brackets. Works well on the tiller. Able to change location by sliding the brackets
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The current factory sport top and bimini top for all recent Lund models both mount to the Sport Trak with chrome bullet-shaped quick connectors as seen in the attached photos. You can quickly remove the support stays for the top in seconds by depressing the lever at the bottom. And if you want, you can remove or move the quick connectors that are attached with a phillips screw and t-nut, and leave no holes in your boat.
You should be able to order these through your dealer, although you would need the compatible knuckle on the end of your stays as well, which might not be as easy to find, I’m not sure if they would sell those separately or not.
If you want, contact Dufort Industries in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. They make the factory sport tops and biminis for Lund.
Cheers
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Also, if you can’t find the exact quick connects that Lund uses, they are pretty similar to the Accon quick connects that you can get from various vendors, including Amazon. Shown in the video below. The Accon connectors are designed to be deck-mounted with 2-screws, but if you have a grinder, you could get a couple stainless t-nuts and grind off 2 of the flanges and adapt them to fit into the sport trak, and then use 2 flat head machine bolts to attach the Accon connectors with the same functionality as the Lund version.
Here’s Accon’s product page:
https://shop.acconmarine.com/category/10-quick-release-bimini-hinges.aspx
Cheers
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