Hey I am pretty stupid so ill ask this question, is it possible to put new a-arms and a wider axle on the ozark? Don't know if I would ever do it but just wondering..

 

I'm not sure but I've been checkiing into putting 300ex shocks all the way around on ours. And I bet a set of wheel spacers would widen it for you.

 

My wife loves hers. I am just surpeised at how many places it goes. It or she keeps up real well!

 

Ya you will find nothing stops that ozark, It's a mean machine for sure. I have driven in deep mud and it does not even complain. I have gone almost straight up hills, the thing just grabs and go. I have nailed jumps with my 180lb body and the ozark just smiles back and says u aint nothin. For me I wish it had a tigher turning ratious however my wife is 95lbs lighter and she hits turns pretty hard on it. shes much smaller and it handles like a sport machine for her except the shifting. I am very happy I bought this I just want to enhance the sport side of this a bit.

 

Well, we picked up my wifes shiny new green 2002 Ozark last night. Her first impression of the machine when the saleman started it up was, wow, that thing is quiet. To which I responded, we can fix that. To which she responded, "NO". LOL. She is not real fond of my 400ex with the Pro Circuit pipe on it. She thinks it is too noisy. We didn't get to ride it much last night. We just tooled around the yard on it. My wife was impressed with how easy it turned (especially compared to her 2000 Polaris trailboss). She also likes the smaller size of it. I think this machine will make her a nice ride once she gets used to shifting. I also ordered up the trailer hitch and a Cycle Country 42 inch plow with the electric lift. This machine is going to need some weight in the rear in order to plow much snow. I am planning on switching the oil to a synthetic oil after the break in. I am planning on using Mobil 1 15W50 (which I use in my 400ex) or Amsoil 20W50 Motorcycle oil. I haven't decided yet.