Aftermarket tires for a 450 Grizzly
Apr 10, 2007 | 04:17 PM
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Aftermarket tires for a 450 Grizzly
Originally posted by: Chadicus
Hi I have 12's on the back and 9's on the front of my Grizz 450. Most people I have talked to with 10's on the front wish they had gone with 9's because the 10's are harder to turn. No matter what you get they will stick out past your fenders more so you'll want to get some overfenders too. You can look at my pics page to see how far they stick out.
Hi I have 12's on the back and 9's on the front of my Grizz 450. Most people I have talked to with 10's on the front wish they had gone with 9's because the 10's are harder to turn. No matter what you get they will stick out past your fenders more so you'll want to get some overfenders too. You can look at my pics page to see how far they stick out.
Looks good... With the overfenders you are fine though right? The tires don't stick out at all.. hard to tell from the pictures... I have a blue grizz as well..
Apr 10, 2007 | 07:48 PM
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Aftermarket tires for a 450 Grizzly
Just because of the mud issue, I did what several on here suggested. I went back to stock rims with my 26" Swamplites. They fit almost even with the overfenders, I get good grip, and I don't get all muddy. I sold my ITP's..at a loss of course[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif[/img]
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Apr 12, 2007 | 09:53 PM
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Aftermarket tires for a 450 Grizzly
Not to kick a dead post but I have just found that ITP sells a rim designed especially for the 05+ Kodiak and the 07 350 & 450 Grizzly. Instead of having a 5+2 offset like most aftermarket rims (which stick out past the Kodiak overfenders) they have a 6+1 offset which still gives a little better stance and doesn't compromise getting muddy all the time. It's the ss106 but you usually have to specify you want the 6+1 offset (ITP# 12SS12BX).
I haven't ordered the rims yet but did want to pass this along to other Kodiak IRS riders. The rims are on the ITP website and check out the specification page for more info.
Buck
P.S.- I'm not an ITP salesperson. Most people on here know that due to my constant complaints of their Mudlites [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]
I haven't ordered the rims yet but did want to pass this along to other Kodiak IRS riders. The rims are on the ITP website and check out the specification page for more info.
Buck
P.S.- I'm not an ITP salesperson. Most people on here know that due to my constant complaints of their Mudlites [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]
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