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| | would this wheeler turn 28 inch outlaws or would it be better to put 27 inch outlaws on it. |
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| With this particular model putting out
a stock 26.3hp...I would stay close to
stock tires and wheels as possible...this quad is more like a tractor in the torque dept but is no
horse power king...you will lose a lot
of pulling power at the expense of more
height/clearance.
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| this atv will turn 28 inch outlaws easy. i have one and im 14 years old. if you could get 38's for and atv this atv would turn them.
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| I've got an '01 450ES with 28"X9.5" Outlaws and it will pull them all day! I've got a 2" lift from High Lifter to keep the tires from rubbing.
The bike has great low end torque, even before I jetted the carb and put on a Supertrapp muffler.  |
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