P1000 Rhonda, SATV arms with 29s

[DirtRacer11L]

Just wanted to post some pics of my combo for anyone who's figuring out their build. 2018 Pioneer, SATV offset arms, fox shocks, 2022 deluxe wheels and 29" Mud Terrains, 9" front, 11" rear. Couldn't be happier, doesn't look like anything will rub, heading up north this weekend, will update when I get back

 

[Russ989]

Just wanted to post some pics of my combo for anyone who's figuring out their build. 2018 Pioneer, SATV offset arms, fox shocks, 2022 deluxe wheels and 29" Mud Terrains, 9" front, 11" rear. Couldn't be happier, doesn't look like anything will rub, heading up north this weekend, will update when I get back

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Looks good.

 

[chucksmith0706]

Looks good you running spacers?


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[ToddACimer]

Looks good. During articulation your rear tires might rub the bottom of the doors but you can always add a little preload to make clearance.

I have Superatv arms with 30s and I've had rear door rub, rear roll cage rub and rub under my head lights.

 

[DirtRacer11L]

For anyone whose wondering, no issues in the front, rear tires rubbed the roll cage twice all weekend (wasn't loaded down at all though) Going to space the wheels out 1 or 1.5 in and see how that does. Still really happy with the tires. much quieter on the pavement felt better on hard pack and didn't miss any traction on the trail.

Looks good you running spacers?


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No spacers, had a little rub on the cage in back, going to space a little to try and get rid of that.

 

[DirtRacer11L]

For anyone whose wondering, no issues in the front, rear tires rubbed the roll cage twice all weekend (wasn't loaded down at all though) Going to space the wheels out 1 or 1.5 in and see how that does. Still really happy with the tires. much quieter on the pavement felt better on hard pack and didn't miss any traction on the trail.

 

[ToddACimer]

For anyone whose wondering, no issues in the front, rear tires rubbed the roll cage twice all weekend (wasn't loaded down at all though) Going to space the wheels out 1 or 1.5 in and see how that does. Still really happy with the tires. much quieter on the pavement felt better on hard pack and didn't miss any traction on the trail.

Check under the rear door pins. My tires rubbed there before rubbing on the rear lower bar of the roll cage.

 

[Remington]

It says “Rhonda” in the description!
@Russ989 did you See my wife’s Talon in the post? 🤣

 

[Remington]

Just wanted to post some pics of my combo for anyone who's figuring out their build. 2018 Pioneer, SATV offset arms, fox shocks, 2022 deluxe wheels and 29" Mud Terrains, 9" front, 11" rear. Couldn't be happier, doesn't look like anything will rub, heading up north this weekend, will update when I get back

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What MT’s are u running?

 

[Russ989]

It says “Rhonda” in the description!
@Russ989 did you See my wife’s Talon in the post? 🤣

That’s some good stuff Remi. Lol

 

[DirtRacer11L]

What MT’s are u running?

The KM3 UTV Tire

 

[SuperATV]

Hot damn! Look at you, Rhonda!

 

[Remington]

The KM3 UTV Tire

Oh those!
when you said MT, thats usually an LT tire

 

[PJon]

Looks like the back end is sitting a little lower than the front in your photo’s. If you add spacers to the rear it will change the geometry and make it squat even more. You may want to go to non progressive springs on the rear to bring it up and get a better ride.

 

[silverback19]

Satv arms in front plan on adding them to the back. 2019 LE 28" maxxis carnivores

 

[silverback19]

Ordered the rear a arms from utv direct talked to super atv afterwards and they said stock axles will bind on the LE need to run rhinos which do not exist for the LE didn't make sense to him or me the tech was going to verify and get back to me, never heard back from him. I have their a arms on front not sure if they are stock axles or not I bought the machine this way but no binding issues up front. Anyone running the satv arms on their LE that can clarify and what makes the LE different

 

[HondaTech]

Ordered the rear a arms from utv direct talked to super atv afterwards and they said stock axles will bind on the LE need to run rhinos which do not exist for the LE didn't make sense to him or me the tech was going to verify and get back to me, never heard back from him. I have their a arms on front not sure if they are stock axles or not I bought the machine this way but no binding issues up front. Anyone running the satv arms on their LE that can clarify and what makes the LE different

The LE axles have a inner reluctor wheel on the joint for the speed sensor to pick up slippage.

They also have a thinner shaft diameter

Honda's spec for installed length is also different between LE and standard models.

 

[silverback19]

The LE axles have a inner reluctor wheel on the joint for the speed sensor to pick up slippage.

They also have a thinner shaft diameter

Honda's spec for installed length is also different between LE and standard models.

 

[silverback19]

Thanks do you know if the super atv offset a arms will work with stock axles. Like I said I run them up front not sure if axles have been charged but I don't think so. I don't know if there is aftermarket axles available