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What did you do to your UTV today?
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ralphsmotorsports
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Winch, hardtop, angle bars, spare tire carrier, flip up windshield, front & rear bumpers, D&D Exhaust, Blackwater tires, sound system, and cop lights.
Winch, hardtop, angle bars, spare tire carrier, flip up windshield, front & rear bumpers, D&D Exhaust, Blackwater tires, sound system, and cop lights.
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imdoo'n
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haha. good to know, glad to see your an expert on the insertion technique. lol.
imdoo'n
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Nope, but a realized right after posting that for you that it was pointless due to the fact
that your already at maximum capacity in that area due to your head taking up all the room
lol, no I think you may have that covered already, I will let you proceed to tell us all how good you are. not may mud riders ridin momba's, if they were that good everyone would be sporting them!!! if your happy so be it, if your trying to convince us how good hey are have fun.
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Thats one nice wildcat!
Oh hell no I totally agree they aren't the best mud tire in all scenarios or for all types of riding.
but for me and where I ride I've been nothing but impressed. If your a 30" tire user then I would never touch a 30" mamba LOL can you say carnage?. And they were not my first choice either but it was too good of a trade to pass up "swapped some spare parts for them". I will also say they ride like octagons at speeds under 15km. I would have rather had outback max or silverbacks.
but for me and where I ride I've been nothing but impressed. If your a 30" tire user then I would never touch a 30" mamba LOL can you say carnage?. And they were not my first choice either but it was too good of a trade to pass up "swapped some spare parts for them". I will also say they ride like octagons at speeds under 15km. I would have rather had outback max or silverbacks.
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yes, as i said as long as your happy with them that is all that matters. they are very heavy and tend to break axels. I personally will not run them, just not what I'm looking for!
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imdoo'n
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I'm thinking that is what Neil is thinking too. lol.
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neilsleder
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I hope he don't change his driving style, I am very slow at work and in danger of getting laid off with arff I still have lots of side work. But I may need to up my prices so I actually make money lol
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have you considered changing to 2" plate steel for Arff's fixes?
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Huh that looks the same as my rzr, I used it to move my unloaded car trailer and it dropped the foot down to draging ground
So I welded a bar to it and bolted it to the next frame tube
Now it don't move
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New axle in mine last night. It's a cheap one but a bit heavier then stock. We will see how it holds up.
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