I`m putting 26" Mudlites on the stock wheels today. Should I put the black spring in prior to riding it or wait and see if there is a problem and then do it?

Thanks

 

If you already have the spring, just do it now. The longer you wait, the more wear on you belt. It only takes about an hour.

Dave

 

NOW, You'll see a definite difference!

 

Put it in ASAP. Sooner the better. I put mine in at 60 or 80 miles, cant remember now.

 

NOW it is at .8 miles. I need to order it but it will be in before I ride it the first time. CANT WAIT[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]

 

Hi EasterEgg,

I installed the black spring last week and my machine only has 2 hours on it. The installation took me 45 minutes the first time, thanks to NyRoc and everyone elses assistance.

I haven't noticed a difference because I'm still breaking my machine in. Like everyone is suggesting, you should install the spring now.

IronBear [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

 

Larger tires or not the black spring will increase belt life. It should come stock.

 

Quick question now that you mention it, I was looking at the mud lites, what is the largest tire you can mount on the stock rims??

 

i put mine in 2 days ago, i waited until i broke it in before i put it in. we had some difficuluties becuase we had a crappy pair of cir-clip pliers.

i have noticed a slight difference in response from it, i now can pop a wheelie while sitting in the middle of the seat [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

 

Hi, ZBOP I have read alot of posts on tires, and I have 27" BI/TRI claws, the biggest tires you could put under your machine are outlaw 28"x12.5-12, but some people say they rub the tank sheild. I don't see any trouble running the 27" mudlites. Yetti