I decided on msa m20 wheels and sti black Diamond tires . My questions now are do I put 26 on or 27 ? There is less then 2 lbs difference between the 2 sizes . If I go with 27 am I gonna have to re clutch ? And my other question is on the wheels . I am not sure what my stock offset is but the msa wheels are 3.5 x 3.5 . I am wondering how far they will stick out . A little is ok but not to much .

hi got a kodiak 450 with 7000 KM’s how many km/miles is a lot for these ATV’s??

new guy here, just found the board…currently have 3 honda 300`s, need a rear rim, and a battery cover in red or green.. thanks

We’ll be staying in Williamson this time. There will be 10 of us going with 2 Honda pilots.

Anyone been there lately? How are the trails looking? [emoji51]

First of all, I want to say thanks to the volumes of you that use and continue to recommend our skids. Now that our much anticipated UHMW Overlay is available, we’re doing an introductory sale. On top that my GC friends, I am doing 20% off on these UHMW overlays and also our full UHMW/Aluminum sets until the end of May! All you need to do is enter the following discount code at the checkout page on our website!

GrizzlyPromo516

Follow these steps armor up now:

1.CLICK HERE to go to our site.

2. Click on the picture of the add-on overlay you want. Note: You can choose the full aluminum set and then add the overlay from the materials drop-down menu if you don’t have Ricochet skids yet.

3. Add what you want to the cart.

4. Choose your country, state, and zip code at the bottom to calculate shipping. Once you are ready to buy, you can click CHECK OUT or the little shopping bag icon if you are not already there.

5. Complete your customer information. Enter the discount code (above) and click Apply. Click CHECK OUT if you want to just use your credit or debit card. Click the Check Out With PayPal if you want to use your PayPal.

6. Finish up the order. That’s it.

Call us at 1-866-273-1197 if you have any questions about the order. This includes tracking info.

Note: This deal does not include anything other than our UHMW overlays and UHMW/Aluminum full skid plate sets. The transaction will be canceled if items not mentioned in this sale are added to the cart. This deal does not include the "Free Ricochet Gift Pack." Also, anodizing adds to the shipping time. However, you can call in your order for 3 day anodizing (small fee). Most orders are shipped within a few days. However, it can be around 10 days before shipping if we are swamped.

As always, thanks for stopping by!

Best Regards,

Ricochet Off-Road
1-866-273-1197

:happy:

First of all, I want to say thanks to the volumes of you that use and continue to recommend our skids.

Now that our much anticipated UHMW overlay add-on sets are available for those of you with our Ricochet skid plates already, we’re doing an introductory sale on them. ON TOP OF THAT my GC friends, I am doing 20% off these UHMW overlay add-on sets and also our full UHMW/Aluminum sets until the end of May! All you need to do is enter the following discount code at the checkout page on our website!

GrizzlyPromo516

Follow these steps armor up now:

1.CLICK HERE to go to our site.

2. Click on the picture of the add-on overlay you want. Note: You can choose the full aluminum set and then add the overlay from the materials drop-down menu if you don’t have Ricochet skids yet.

3. Add what you want to the cart.

4. Choose your country, state, and zip code at the bottom to calculate shipping. Once you are ready to buy, you can click CHECK OUT or the little shopping bag icon if you are not already there.

5. Complete your customer information. Enter the discount code (above) and click Apply. Click CHECK OUT if you want to just use your credit or debit card. Click the Check Out With PayPal if you want to use your PayPal.

6. Finish up the order. That’s it.

Call us at 1-866-273-1197 if you have any questions about the order. This includes tracking info.

Note: This deal does not include anything other than our UHMW overlay sets and UHMW/Aluminum full skid plate sets. The transaction will be canceled if items not mentioned in this sale are added to the cart. This deal does not include the "Free Ricochet Gift Pack." Also, anodizing adds to the shipping time. However, you can call in your order for 3 day anodizing (small fee). Most orders are shipped within a few days. However, it can be around 10 days before shipping if we are swamped.

As always, thanks for stopping by!

Best Regards,

Ricochet Off-Road
1-866-273-1197

:happy:

Greetings all. First post here. I have enjoyed reading through this forum to help make my decision in buying my 04 Sportsman 600. It has 284hrs and 28xx miles. It has the kokusan ignition. It runs well but it does need a full service. It was used by a hunting outfitter for food plot and trail maintenance. Overall condition is good. The idle seems to vary randomly at times. I also noticed the lights sometimes go dim when idleing. However has had no starting issues. Maybe the regulator?

I am wondering what can I do to make it run better. Not looking for performance mods. It has plenty of power for me. I wish to note that I will not be using polaris fluids. I will use fluids I can get in my small town here in the mountains. I have exhausted myself reading arguments about fluids in polaris machines. Being a former owner operator I have always used rotella. So I am looking at rotella t6. However I would like to know which is best at keeping the clatter of the twin down. It kind of bugs me. Is there a recommended additive maybe? As for plugs, am I right about using ngk’s? I have also read of guys using universal tractor fluid in the trans. This is of interest to me as I always have plenty of that stuff around. Otherwise I understand anything acceptable in a normal transfer case is fine, right? Rear diff is synthetic 80w90? I also read you can use JD Hygard in the front case. Is this accurate? There is a JD dealership not far from me. I also run a k&n in everything I can. Will I be OK using one with stock jetting? I assume it’s all stock. However it does not seem to have a lean condition as I have read is common in these. As for coolant am I OK with using the same stuff in my diesels? Not an extended life but a HD coolant with SCA’s.

I think that’s it so far. Looking forward to getting it ready to hit the trails and do some work!

Hey guys, new to the forum and interested in buying a 2016 Grizzly EPS in Camo.

I’ve been looking online and local at dealers and prices are all over.
There’s a couple places in PA that are listed as lower prices (~$2K less) which is significant enough to make a drive to get the unit, but after reading reviews there’s everything from stellar 5 star reviews to 1 star miserable experiences stating exactly what I’d fear…driving 4 hours there to get bait and switched, or hit with hidden charges.

So a few questions…

1) Do you have any dealers you’d recommend? I’m in the South NJ area and willing to drive if the deal and dealership are worth it.

2) What do you recommend in terms of ensuring I have all my ducks in a row to make the purchase? I’ve been asking for quotes OTD (out the door) including all charges and intending on using the email as proof when I go there. Is this common practice or do you guys get the dealership to email or fax you an official quote on their letterhead? Just looking to avoid a LONG drive and getting really angry when they try to bait and switch me. I guess even with an "official" quote they can still reneg on it figuring they have you there and you’ll cave.

3) Any trailer recommendations for a 2016 Grizzly? I’ll need one as I don’t have one now

Thanks for the help all!

I can’t see the pilot screw on my 2001 sportsman 400. I JUST replaced the carb and it needs adjusting. Is the head of the screw a Phillips head or flat blade. I tried using a right angled Phillips screwdriver but it didn’t fit, it was really to short to reach anyway. Thanks

I can’t see the pilot screw on my 2001 sportsman 400. I JUST replaced the carb and it needs adjusting. Is the head of the screw a Phillips head or flat blade. I tried using a right angled Phillips screwdriver but it didn’t fit, it was really to short to reach anyway. Thanks