I need to take some more pictures. About the only mod I have now is a Moose plow, if that counts. Thinking about a 2nd set of wheels/tires.

 

Pick up CAT 500 Manual Easter weekend! 26", 589's, Cabela's add on ATV lights, stick hand shifter, and a Warn 2000 so far. I am thinking about a rear bumper.

 

Well ALMOST all the info you need is a click away. Just click "Got Cat???" in my signauture.

Only changes that I need to make to that site are:
No more ITP steel wheels
12x8 Rear offset Arctic Cat factory takes offs all around.
35 psi in the claws-- 29" tall
removal of ox-lite boot guards
one custom homemade shock bushing(just lost the other one)

 

Hey Boner, why are you removing your cv guards? Do they bind up with all that lift?

As for my 'Cat, no performance mods other than different plug. Other than that, spring spacers, 27" Bi/Tri Claws, Warn A2000 w/****** blocks, stick stoppers, Kimpex rear bumper, matching pairs of front and rear 55w halogen lights, custom camo seat cover, large mortar box to store winching gear, even larger U-shaped rear rack bag for all other items I carry. Mostly bolt-on or accessory stuff to make work easier, or safer for the 'Cat. i.e. lights to see stuff before I run over it, bumper to protect break light while I'm running over it, etc. Pics at link below.

Best of luck, and to all the new 'Cat owners, WELCOME TO THE PRIDE!!!

Mike

 

Just look down....

 

Normally they would not rub, but if you bend them just the littlest bit they will rub with the extra down travel that the HL lift kit allows. I bent mine riding in a rack deep canal when I hit an underwater cyprus knee in 2nd gear(about 10 mph). After hitting it about 3 times(I kept forgetting about it). It bent it enough that it rubed the outer cv boot's outer ring that holds it on. IT didn't mess it up bad, but I caught it in time.

I was pulling my cat with my jack(Bobcat 328) with the front wheels in the air and the wheels turned. So at if you have SLIGHTLY bent brush guards and a lift kit-- watch out. They are close to start with, then even closer with the lift kit. I you bend them-- they are TOOOOO close.

 

2000 500 auto,warn 2000, 27"bi/tri claws, HL lift kit,dura blue 1.5" spacers, real tree camo covers,w/rack packs,cr8e,mobil 1 mx syn oil, k/n power kit.stick stoppers , still waiting for a pipe company to design and make a decent pipe/muf just for ac,

 

http://photos.yahoo.com/grizzlyrules504

Mods:4 100 watt lights,2 1000 amp champion batteries,shockwears (front and rear)fan switch,gun rack,extra set of rims (for 28 outlaws next week) ,reverse light,camo bag,bedliner on racks/bumper.floorboards

Future Mods:lift kit,extra lights hehe and another coat of bedliner.

 

ATV #1 "War Pony" 1999 Arctic Cat 500
* 28x12.50x12 Outlaw tires all around
* Alum.ITP Magnum billet Wheels
* High Lifter lift kit
* Dura Blue Wheel spacers
* K&N filtercharger
* NGK CR8EVX Platinum spark plug
* Poly-tech Brushbuster fairing/windsheld w/dash accessory kit
* Kimplx front & rear bumper
* Spotlight
* handlebar mirror
* Cabela's wetherproof bag
* tow/pulling system
* T1500 Superwinch w/snatchblock & roller
fairlead
* Warn trail lights
* Blue Brake lights
* tank bag
* Arctic Cat shock covers
* Hurculiner coated racks & floorboards
* Custom made headlight Protectors (idea borroed from cowboy) w/ matching rear rack accents
* Radiator fan switch
* AC cv boot protectors (outer) Custom made
boot protectors (inner)
* Custom made Dimond tread alum. bashplate
* mobil scaner
* backup light made from a extra Arctic Cat headlight
* Custom made Stainless steel exhaust snorkel
* Digital Compass
* Lether Harley Davidson tool poutch (left over from my old biker days)
* Purple running lights

ATV #2 "Little Bad" 2000 Arctic Cat 500 Auto
* Custom made Alum. bashplate
* Custom headlight Protectors
* kimplx front & rear bumpers
* 2000 lb warn winch w/ roller fairlead
* Hurculiner coated racks & floorboards
* AC a-arm & CV boot protectors
* K&N Filtercharger
* NGK CR8EVX spark plug
* thoumb saver
* 8 ball shift ****

 

No time to type much of a description but there are some action photos at my link below.