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Old Dec 14, 2004 | 08:50 PM
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Well the winter has come and there is some money burning a hole in my pocket. On the slate is a new set of tires and rims, new clutch springs, and possibly a module or CDI.

I will be getting a set of ITP mudlites or 589's in either 26 or 27 inch size on either type 4 or 5 c series.

I plan on a black secondary and orange/blue primary.

I use this machine for many things, but its primarily a ranch hand and snow plower. Our property is full of wet marshes and mud, and winter plowing is done both on the drive and on a frozen pond. It will be used on the trail too though.

What I need from you fine fellows is some insight on these choices. I had a set of mudlites once and like them, but I'm curious about the 589's. Going up to 27" is cheap, but is it going to be a good thing? Will I lose much more power than with 26" tires, and are the ground clearance gains worth it?

I have done my homework and it looks like the orange/blue primary and black secondary would be the best all around for low end power, bigger tires, and trail riding and work. Did I come to the right conclusions? Also will my top end change at all with these springs, I find 64 to be a little paltry.

Thank you very much for you help.
 
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Old Dec 14, 2004 | 09:26 PM
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I think the 589's would do great for where you live. I got 589's on my V-Force and it does very well haulin those big 25inchers. Of course you'll have 4 to haul around. I think with the clutch springs you are gettin, your atv will have no prob. Do you already have an aftermarket CDI? I heard those help a lot. Sounds like all you got to do is go buy them. Send pics when you get it all hooked up!
 
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Old Dec 15, 2004 | 01:31 AM
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Hey Dog..........I got a site for you:

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Old Dec 15, 2004 | 04:13 AM
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Thanks for the link doc. I've seen Nyroc's page before but its been a while and I didnt even have them bookmarked. After reading a little more I think I will stick with my stock primary spring and just install the EPI black secondary to improve belt wear with the bigger tires.

I do not have a module as I sit now, but a dyna has been decided on and is on the list of things to come in the near future.
 
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Old Dec 15, 2004 | 01:35 PM
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Maddog, did you rob a bank, or does your wife know where your stash of cash is, ha ha[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img] You have a good choice with your mudlites, Dyna and other goodies. I am going with the new ITP wetlands radial, maybe have a better ride at speed.
Have fun spending, let us know what you went with.
 
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