Got my daughter a 2008 Polaris Outlaw 90
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Got my daughter a 2008 Polaris Outlaw 90
As the title suggests, got my daughter a Polaris Outlaw 90 for Christmas. Actually bought 3. One for my daughter, and 2 nephews. One of them, my nephew's, is, I think they called it the MDX, or LE model? With nerf bars, aluminum wheels, and Fox shocks. I noticed on my daughter's, I can reverse the front wheels, which gives it a wider stance. I've looked and looked, and cannot find anything that would cause a problem. Does anyone know of any reason why that would be unsafe? The stance is now basically the same as my nephew's ATV.
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In theory, a line drawn through the centre of the king pin should touch the ground in the centre of the tyre tread, turn the wheels round and it won't. Extend both A arms instead and the steering geometry is (almost) unaltered. However modern manufacturers seem to have a cavalier attitude to steering geometry anyway, so who knows?
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When i put spacers in my full size quad the steering got pretty heavy and the turning radius went to crap. With that being said it would not hurt to try and see how it goes worst case you put them back to stock. One thing to think of is if you widend it to increase stability your little one will become used to that and if they ever get on a machine that is narrower they may get hurt. My little one learned on a narrow machine and could make that thing dance. She got quite good at balancing going around corners and knew how to handle it if the tires bit in and started to tip. Now she is on a bigger machine and wider and can make it dance as well..
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When i put spacers in my full size quad the steering got pretty heavy and the turning radius went to crap. With that being said it would not hurt to try and see how it goes worst case you put them back to stock. One thing to think of is if you widend it to increase stability your little one will become used to that and if they ever get on a machine that is narrower they may get hurt. My little one learned on a narrow machine and could make that thing dance. She got quite good at balancing going around corners and knew how to handle it if the tires bit in and started to tip. Now she is on a bigger machine and wider and can make it dance as well..
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