Nice looking Pioneer 500

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• Oct 30, 2014

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Check out this Pioneer 500 running 28 inch tires on 15 inch wheels!
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Thanks to the The Mallard Mafia for the photos!

 

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Is the suspension of the 500 stock ,also is there any problem with front tires rubbing when turning? I like the looks of it!!

 

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iowaguy said:

Is the suspension of the 500 stock ,also is there any problem with front tires rubbing when turning? I like the looks of it!!

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Suspension is stock.
Front frame was trimmed.
I should have more pictures soon. I hope!

 

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That looks great but has to zap power.

 

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• Nov 5, 2014

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Owner had to trim the frame to make the 28's fit and not rub.

 

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If I use 1.5" wheel spacers, plus the 2" cfm lift, will I have to trim the frame to run 28x10x14s? I'm not worried about 3"-4" inches in width, but I do not want to rub. Also, how much low-end power is lost running 28s? The trails I want to run are steep, but at a relatively low elevation. (3,000 ft or less)

 

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same here, frame mod, which was a 10 minuite job but I still need to cap the frame ends. 28x9x14 and 28x11x14 ITP mega mayhems with no lift. this rig really works well in the narrow atv trails and mud we have where we hunt.. I really haven't felt a loss of power which im sure the manual tranny helps a lot. now blasting through dunes would probably be a different story,

 

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