recguy
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Anyone know if a 30x9x14 back will fit on a polaris 850 scrambler with no lift? Has anyone been the ginea pig yet?
30"x9x14 polaris scrambler 850
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neilsleder
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My neighbour has 27" Mudlights on his and the back tired are only an inch away from the fenders. So I don't think they will. I am going to make a custom set of a-arms and lift kit so he can fit outlaws on, they will move the rear tires back about 1.5".
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recguy
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Ya, i tried a set of 28" outlaw 2's and they fit so probobly run with that. These scramblers rock.
rzrgade
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Put the OUTKAST kit on it ,then run 34`s............
scramblerX
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Dirt wheels magazine sept issue has an 850 scrambler with 28's "we learned that the bodywork can accept up to a 28" tall tire without a lift kit. With only minor trimming, we are confident you could stuff 30 inchers under there."
34's on a quad? LMAO why stop there? I got some 42's for sale. we'll make em fit....
OnlyPolaris
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I am running 29.5 OL2's without a lift. They fit fine. Just trimmed the rear of the footwell. Can't even tell. It all looks factory.
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recguy, I saw your post in the other thread. Heres some pics of the scrambler. You can see the clearance on the rear tire with the trimming. The clearance only gets better as the suspension compresses.
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recguy
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Friggin love all your quads bud, you do a great job. Mine looks almost exact as yours just smaller tires and no snorkle yet. How do you like the big gun? I have it as well with the optimizer, and man is it loud hey.. What clutching did you go with? I went with EPI and it seems not bad, was going to get the stm primary and secondary but pretty pricey.
My next quad is going to you for the work,haha.
You should come out to wolf lake sat aug 17, would love to ride with you and see that thing perform.
Cheers
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Love the big gun. It's has a great sound to it. Pretty loud. I run it without the optimizer. For clutching I went with a QSC clutch kit. Crappy but I have to work this weekend.
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recguy
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Ya its super loud. Does it work well without the optimizer? Did you keep the stock axles? Next time i guess.
OnlyPolaris
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Ya it runs great without. I put in a Uni air filter as well. I got of the stock axles right from the get go. I am running the high lifter dht axles.
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recguy
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Better get some flares on that thing, i thought my tires stuck out, holy **** you must get plastered, cause i sure do.
Hey I want to sell my 2012 163 pro, 1100 miles all stock, so i can pick up a new one, if you know anyone looking send them my way.
Thanks and enjoy the riding.
Hey I want to sell my 2012 163 pro, 1100 miles all stock, so i can pick up a new one, if you know anyone looking send them my way.
Thanks and enjoy the riding.
talkinghamster
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onlypolaris nice scramble and nice garage.
i guess you weren't lying with your username
i guess you weren't lying with your username
AreWeThereYet
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I went for the Looney Tuned because I think it had a better sound and not as loud,.. QSC kit makes a difference ,lol.
OnlyPolaris
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I will keep it in mind. How much are you looking to get.
I don't get to muddy. Only when it's thicker and the tires fling it. I thought about flares but think it would kill the look. Plus nobody has them out yet.
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Well all i know is i need a set, i get blasted. Direction2 have awesome ones.
Well its the orange madness snocheck 163 with 1100 miles. Thing is in immaculate condition still. Looking for around $10500.
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