2008 Sportsman 500. currently running 26" Carlisle ACT's.
I noticed when I went from my stock carlisle 25" tires to the ACT's I lost a little bit of power so I was thinking of the zilla's as a backup for more mud riding. Sounds like the zilla's run small so does that mean the 26" is more like a 25" and the 9" is more like 8"? (would like to not add spacers if at all possible).
I have an extra set of rims so I can switch back and fourth.
It looks like I would drop 15 lbs going to the zillas from the ACT's.
One other thought.....Can I assume the zillas will be better in the mud than the ACT's, how about snow?
Thanks in advance for the help.
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Zillas are a good all around tire. Yes, they do run short in height and I'm not sure how they run widthwise.
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2007 Sportsman 800 efi , L&R tall windshield, Viper Max 4000 lb. winch with 3/16" Amsteel rope by Atv Winch Rope, 25' Amsteel tow rope by Atv Winch Rope, RDC fairlead, RDC deluxe gas cap, RDC shifter, RDC overflow bottle cap, RDC 2" lift , 27" Maxxis bighorns s/w on Vision Outback 12" wheels, Uni air filter, Dalton o/bl primary clutch spring, front and rear brushguard, front and rear rack extensions, and a SanAngelo backrest
2007 Sportsman 800 efi , L&R tall windshield, Viper Max 4000 lb. winch with 3/16" Amsteel rope by Atv Winch Rope, 25' Amsteel tow rope by Atv Winch Rope, RDC fairlead, RDC deluxe gas cap, RDC shifter, RDC overflow bottle cap, RDC 2" lift , 27" Maxxis bighorns s/w on Vision Outback 12" wheels, Uni air filter, Dalton o/bl primary clutch spring, front and rear brushguard, front and rear rack extensions, and a SanAngelo backrest
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