[bmichaelong]

Hello, I just installed new rip saws on a polaris 600 twin. I see they're rubbing slightly on the rod end boot; not enough to mar the tire but enough to mar the boot. I don't think simply putting washers behind the wheel will help. I will get spacers but I was wondering what damage it would do to turn the stock wheel around in the meantime as it fits nicely. Also, the ball joints and Cv's are nice and tight. Thanks.

 

[shane-o]

I think the valve stem hits the brak caliper or the ball joint stud I tried it it don't work ...best best is spacers or offset wheels

 

[Bruce!]

Welcome to the board!:med:

 

[highmark]

Can you put your outer tie rod ends on the bottom? I had to do this with my silverbacks.

 

[curtwpk]

Can you put your outer tie rod ends on the bottom? I had to do this with my silverbacks.

Good idea !

You should re-check your wheel alignment if you do this. It would likely change your toe-in adjustment.

 

[bmichaelong]

Highmark, I'm gonna look into that....it never occurred to me

 

[bmichaelong]

With the wheels turned around, nothing hits or rubs....I was more concerned with the integrity of the wheel.

Does anyone have any experience with the stud extenders? They don't look very stable.

 

[buddy_1]

Welcome to the forum!