to clutch kit or to not clutch kit
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to clutch kit or to not clutch kit
i am getting ready to purchase some 26x12x12 and 26x9x12 mudzillas. i was told at the dealer i would only need to clutch on a 27" and taller tire. after seeing these enomorous mudzillas and the weight of them i can only imagine they are just as or heavier than a 27" mudlite or type tire. I called yamaha and the service guy said you should clutch kit anything bigger than stock no matter what tire it is. and i should only ride around in low until i get it done. what do you guys think of this?am i safe or should i just buy a lighter tire? am i looking at tearing a lot of stuff up on the bike? i just ride pretty normal as normal as trail and mud riding lets i do not rough house to much other than the occasional spinning the rear around and trying to crank out some wheelies. any help would be appreciated!
#3
to clutch kit or to not clutch kit
What kind of quad are they on. Since you are a Yamaha fan I have to believe it is either a Grizzly or Kodiak. If it's either one of those machines then YES, you need a clutch kit. I have 26" Dirt Devils on my Grizzlies and they suck a lot of power. I'm going to put the kit in mine and leave my wifes alone since she doesn't get too extreme anyway.
I spent a year in King Salmon and have a cousin in Eagle River. Beautifull country.
I spent a year in King Salmon and have a cousin in Eagle River. Beautifull country.
#4
to clutch kit or to not clutch kit
that is cool i am military just like almost everyone else in Eagle River is. those mudzillas are heavy as hell. i guess i will just break down and buy one. Wonder how hard it is to do i am a mechanic and play a motorcycle atv mechanic on TV. Do you have to have special tools to install one of these?
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