ya im gonna order the lift kit today its a 2" lift and what is the push bar for anyways

 

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: bowdenboyz16

ya see i cant lift it up to high on mine cuz i do have a snowplow hooked to mine and i plow all the time since i live in Maine where it snows like crazy just like today another 3-5 inches but its fun plowing and i make quite alot of money so i dont mind being in the cold weather</end quote></div>


I live in Ontario Eh?! I've got a 50" Kimpex plow on mine and use it every day also as we get 1"-12" day to day. Hell man, I even plow the street sometimes. 2" lift is great on a daily driver. You'll have no problems there.

 

The push bar goes on the front to beef it up a bit. Kinda like a stronger bumper.



You can see it better here.

 

do u kno how much one costs for a grizzly 660 cuz id love to have one of those that would look great on my machine i already have a winch just the bumper

 

Seriously though the 660 with 26"-27" mud tires,winch and its diff lock will get anywhere thats realistically possible.

 

First thing you should look at getting for the griz since you already have bigger tires, is a clutch kit. Then you can look at maybe some mud buster cams, an exhaust, (don't forget to re-jet) Then, a high comp. piston kit... a bore out to 686... etc...

 

i forgot to mention i do have a stage two jet kit in it and an hmf exhaust with dual pipeing also it is very friggin loud

 

what do the mud buster cam's do to ur wheeler to they give it more power or what cuz im only 17 and even tho im been riding for 10 years i dont kno anything about mudding stuff only tires and lift kits and stuff

 

enhances the bottom end with out sacrificing the topend...

 

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: TLC

Seriously though the 660 with 26"-27" mud tires,winch and its diff lock will get anywhere thats realistically possible.</end quote></div>

That's absolutlety true dude, but nuthin' wrong with spendin' some cake on your bike to dress it up. I don't need all the s*#t I've got on my bike but... I wanted all the s*#t I got on my bike. You could probably get a push bar for your bike from $150 - $250 depending what style you like and if your racks are smooth or powdercoated and want the bar to match that finish.