Wheel spacers
#2
I put 1" Highlifter aluminum spacers on mine with a set of 26" Gators as soon as I bought it. Since I never really rode it without them I can't compare, but I love the stability with the spacers. Widening it out will also soften up the suspension a bit.
#3
I added 1" spacers a few weeks ago, and found that the thing seems to steer harder than without them. I found that riding on tight, twisty trails can be really tiring compared to stock. JayBr is correct in saying that the stability is better, cause it is a LOT better, it seems like the bike slides through corners better than without them. In the mud, there is definatley an advantage to being wider.
I hope this helps...
I hope this helps...
#5
I actually did try that config for a day and it works out just fine. In fact I toyed with the idea of leaving it like that, buy I decided against it after a recent trail ride that was through a very narrow trail system.
BTW, I am using the Highlifter spacers. They are VERY well made, and would buy them again in a min. I liked the idea of alumnium spacers rather than some of the others that are plastic. The plastic would have worked but I think it is just a preference thing...
OOH, by using the offset on the rears, you almost eliminate the accumulation of crud between the brake assembly and the rim [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img] This eliminated the constant grinding of the inside surface of the rim on mine when riding through sloppy crud.
BTW, I am using the Highlifter spacers. They are VERY well made, and would buy them again in a min. I liked the idea of alumnium spacers rather than some of the others that are plastic. The plastic would have worked but I think it is just a preference thing...
OOH, by using the offset on the rears, you almost eliminate the accumulation of crud between the brake assembly and the rim [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img] This eliminated the constant grinding of the inside surface of the rim on mine when riding through sloppy crud.
#6
I'm also using the Highlifters, and like Scoot said the quality is great.
I have the composite Durablues on my sons Mojave. Not long ago he was hit by another quad on the front end and a big chunk came out of the spacer. I'd defiinataly go with aluminum.
I have the composite Durablues on my sons Mojave. Not long ago he was hit by another quad on the front end and a big chunk came out of the spacer. I'd defiinataly go with aluminum.
#7
Thank you both for your input. I will take your advice and get the Alu 1" spacers. I'll start with the rear first.
Appreciate your advice guys.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]
Appreciate your advice guys.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]
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