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Old tires were 10" wide in the rear and 8" wide in the front, an increase of 4" in width on my machine!
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While I haven't lost the ability to climb and churn through deep stuff (snow, mud, etc) , I have lost speed. In testing on Saturday, I found some dry trail and opened it up. Generally, I've been able to get upwards of 70mph on dry trail. This go around, I made it as fast a mid 50mph.Ken wrote:I figured.
I've only seen one quad with rear wheels in the front. I think he used wheel spacers to make it work....it was for snow and mud( extra flotation)
Speedometer. Great idea though to measure using my GPSr. Didn't even think about the size effecting the speedo.MrBill wrote:Speedo or GPS readings?BruteForce wrote: I've been able to get upwards of 70mph on dry trail. This go around, I made it as fast a mid 50mph.
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