P1000 Wheel Spacers or No Spacers

[Cuoutdoors]

That's the first reasonable trail shot you madman have posted in this thread!

I know a few guys that like to read about near death experiences, but never before have I encountered a whole group that's trying to experience one first hand!

Lol that is spot on.......and hilarious!

As much as I'd like to comment on other posts I'll refrain so we can get back on track. I dont want to continue to derail the thread.

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[Cuoutdoors]

Whos running spacers and who isnt. Anyone installed them then took them off?

Right now Im running 1" in the front and 2" in the rear. Ive thought about going to just 1" in the rear to try and get a little narrower for tight trails, and to stay cleaner. My dilemma is I like the width because that adds to stability.

What setup is everyone running?

Do you have any additional fender flares? Many guys have mud busters. I made my own and they are a huge help!. Its amazing how much less mud comes in through the side window area now.

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[Smitty335]

Do you have any additional fender flares? Many guys have mud busters. I made my own and they are a huge help!. Its amazing how much less mud comes in through the side window area now.

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I'm running Black Waters tires, they clean out quickly and don't throw mud up, just throw it out behind the tires. Don't run mud busters. ????????????????

 

[ohanacreek]

I'm running Black Waters tires, they clean out quickly and don't throw mud up, just throw it out behind the tires. Don't run mud busters. ????????????????

I call BS!

 

[Smitty335]

I call BS!
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Your just not going fast enough, HA! Follow me!

 

[JTW]

What does that add up to width wise vs stock? Are you guys adding spacers to get close to factory width or adding spacers to be a little wider for stability?

About 68.. wider for more stability in my case after lifting

 

[JTW]

I call BS!
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I second!!

 

[Cuoutdoors]

I'm running Black Waters tires, they clean out quickly and don't throw mud up, just throw it out behind the tires. Don't run mud busters. ????????????????

You say a lot of shyt that makes no damn sense.

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[CumminsPusher]

You say a lot of shyt that makes no damn sense.

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So does a Polaris owner

 

[Tigermark]

You say a lot of shyt that makes no damn sense.

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Your just not drinking enough to follow the wisdom of Smitty

 

[NTCPrezJB]

Your just not drinking enough to follow the wisdom of Smitty

Not sure they stock enough beer in town for me to start seeing the wisdom. Humor for sure but wisdom not so much. Ha!


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[Smitty335]

I second!!

See you at the take over, HA! And I'll show you!

 

[Smitty335]

Your just not drinking enough to follow the wisdom of Smitty

AW Grasshopper, you are starting to learn the ways! Next is walking on rice paper! HA!

 

[JTW]

See you at the take over, HA! And I'll show you!

Just navigate by the stars!

 

[Smitty335]

Just navigate by the stars!

HA! Been there, done that!

 

[RB3offroad]

I've got 1" spacers to go on the back when I put my 5+2 wheels on. Havent decided whether to keep it that way or go with 2" in the back and put the 1" in the front.

You will feel the stability it will add. 1inch in front 2inch in back. We also have the 1 1/2 if you don't want to go the full 2" that is our most popular. They are on sale now at rb3offroad.com and any order over 120 use coupon code taketen for ten dollars off.

 

[RB3offroad]

Wheel spacers do add stability and a wider stance. If you are not looking so much for the wider stance even putting 1inch on all 4 you will notice the added stability. Our best seller is our wide track bundle which is 1in from 1 1/2 on back.

 

[TireTechGuy]

Unfortunately regardless of what you’d be breaking, threading the needle isn’t possible where we ride in St. Marie’s with wheel spacers in some areas.
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This was my buddy. He’s got alum roof and larger off sets. After he kinda made it into the trees we spent 1/2 hour winching him out with both winches.
We had just gone through there and came back for him. The trails are like that whole way through and he couldn’t make it at all. Width is a whole different ball game up here. A lot of times you have to drive a couple feet up the trees before they get skinny enough to let you through. That’s why we screw up the plastics so bad but don’t tear up drivetrain.

I sware I just seen a tik tok of this guy in that exact spot lol

 

[TireTechGuy]

Why

You will feel the stability it will add. 1inch in front 2inch in back. We also have the 1 1/2 if you don't want to go the full 2" that is our most popular. They are on sale now at rb3offroad.com and any order over 120 use coupon code taketen for ten dollars

1.5 in the front and 2 in the rear on 5-2 wheels.. that’s with shocks and lift. I’m pretty close to even. Maybe a 1/2-1” difference

Why is everyone running a half inch smaller spacer up front the rear already tracks wider than the front to begin with if you want the same offset look all the way around with stock wheels wouldn't you put like an inch and a half up front and a 1 in the rear?

 

[CumminsPusher]

I sware I just seen a tik tok of this guy in that exact spot lol

I’d highly doubt it lol. Our trails aren’t exactly heavily traveled, most people don’t like loosing plastics.
if you hear or see another machine out there it’s our group or possibly a dirt bike, even then it’s probably our group.