No I haven't noticed any power loss yet, but i have just been pushin snow with it and ridin' in a little bit of snow but seems as though there is still the same power as I had with the stock 26's.

 

thanks

 

Okay question here, does these MudLites have the
type of floatation as those SwapLites (frox?) for
the Mudd'in? I am still in research mode, by this summer
I will invest in a new wheel kit. I am really interested in
what kind of tires those on the YOUTUBE.COM Videos
are using for deep MUD and Water (Rivers,Ponds,Lakes)
water wheely'ing bobbing thru the water. Would they
be the zilla's?

R'

 

outlaws,mudzillas and bi-tri claws are about the nastiest tires I've seen but the dont ride to good (depends again on howmuch you are willing to live with for that one "special time ") also if you go with mud lites get the "Rear" tires for the front also- they are much more aggressive than the "Front" mudlite. just a few thoughts

 

Good tips!

R'

 

i never know that about mudlites. does putting rear tires up front make it harder to turn.well putting spacers or offset rims keep them from hit the frame or body or is the hight of the tire that cause that to happen