Making it less tipsy
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Making it less tipsy
Did you put them on the stock rims? Aftermarket rims will give you a little wider stance and aren't that much more than spacers. Also, try stiffening up your shocks. This will help with the tippy feeling.
When you went to the 28" tires, you changed the characteristics of your quad. You can't expect to take side hills and flat corners like you had 25" tires.
Just my opinion, but I think 26" 6 ply tires with aftermarket rims give the best of both worlds. Stability and mudding ability.
When you went to the 28" tires, you changed the characteristics of your quad. You can't expect to take side hills and flat corners like you had 25" tires.
Just my opinion, but I think 26" 6 ply tires with aftermarket rims give the best of both worlds. Stability and mudding ability.
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Making it less tipsy
You can also air the tires a little hard and stiffen the suspension. I have the front 1 stiffer than stock and the front tires aired to 5 to 6 psi. This makes the front dip less in the corners. I stiffened the rear 2 steps higher than stock so it will squat less when I accelerate. I run only 4 psi in the rears to let them grip better. I also use a lot of body english during fast trail riding.
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