Good move! A clutch kit might be your next best investment. I have, and other swear too, a QSC kit. Look up Ridinagain on this forum, he will hook you up. Arm protectors and a full skid plate from Ricochet will give you peace of mind. If you don;t have one already, a winch would should be on the top of your list. Cold weather? I love my heated grips, cheap mod that always makes me smile. Bumpers were important to me too, I ride in a lot of tight places and have jackass friends that rearend me. If you ride at night, you might want to look into auxiliary lights. LEDs have come a long way, lots of info on this forum about those.I have 26 inch zillas on 14 inch rims already put on it. Was the first thing I did lol
X2 Id have to agreeDon't think you can get any lighter than stock.
Yes and no... I really dont think the steelies on these quads are all that heavy, plus to get a comparable strength aluminum rim the thickness in creases for the aluminum. So the weight savings really aren't that much.Rims could get lighter on models that come with steel rims right?
not likely. Strength per pound Ali is stronger, but to get comparable strength to steel the dimensions get much larger. so what little weight loss you get is mitigated by the fact that the product is now oversized and cumbersome. when I was working for a tire shop, the Ali wheels tended to be heavier than the steel wheels. due to the requirement of needing more metal to handle the loads.Rims could get lighter on models that come with steel rims right?
It puts power to the ground more efficiently especially when adding larger tires.Newb here. What exactly does a clutch kit do to the performance?
TIA