Does Anyone Have 28" Tires on a Grizzly?
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Hey Rat,,
I have a friend who has a 02 660 grizzly and we put 28's on it. We had to cut the rear fenders by the floor boards. We also had to put wheel spacers on the front to clear the a-arms in the inside of the tire when you turned. This is with stock rims. With his ITP rims you don't have to put on the spacers, but you do still need to cut your fenders.
I have a friend who has a 02 660 grizzly and we put 28's on it. We had to cut the rear fenders by the floor boards. We also had to put wheel spacers on the front to clear the a-arms in the inside of the tire when you turned. This is with stock rims. With his ITP rims you don't have to put on the spacers, but you do still need to cut your fenders.
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coolinthewoods~
Thanks for the response.
Did your friend preload his shocks all the way out, or leave them at the 'normal' setting?
I have been told that if you preload the shocks, you only get occaisional rubbing.
From the symptoms you describe, it would seem that the preloading would not make a difference.
Thanks again.
Thanks for the response.
Did your friend preload his shocks all the way out, or leave them at the 'normal' setting?
I have been told that if you preload the shocks, you only get occaisional rubbing.
From the symptoms you describe, it would seem that the preloading would not make a difference.
Thanks again.
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