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I was wondering if anyone has put shorter wheels on their Scrambler? It looks like the calipers wouldn't clear with anything other than a 14, but I was curious if anyone has tried it out? There are a lot more tire options for a 12 wheel. Speaking of tires I was talking with some guys that said they like to run front wheels on the rear, but go with a slightly wider tire. It sounded a little odd to me but sure enough I did find an old thread about it. It did get me thinking a little bit about the weight you would save by running lighter wheels and tires in the rear. Rotational mass adds up pretty quickly...

If anyone has experimented with any of this I'd love to hear what your experience was.

Anybody know off hand what size chain fits the rear drive of a 1997 sportsman 400L off hand??
Thanks.

Hello, I have a 2000 sportsman 335 havent taken it lut much in the last 2 years so i started it up to run ut for a while. Afyer idling for a few minutes the inducator lights by the handle bars got really bright and blew. Any ideas in why?

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I need to replace it or something else, it is not good situation.

Has anyone a part number, or is a way to mod something else, create a working boot?

I had to clean the carb and it runs very nicely now.
I completely took it apart.
But it idles too high so that you can not put it into gear without it grinding.

I set the idle speed adjustment knob as low as it will go down on the carb. Still not low enough.

I thien took off the throttle cover on the box attached to the handle bars and if I disengage the cable, I can make it idle nice and slow so the gears work.
If I let go of the cable, the motor stalls out since it is moving the throttle in the carb and It must be able to shut off all the air flow.

It looks like I could grind with a dremel the throttle lever or the round stop and make it work fine.
But honestly why is the cable not long enough now for it to idle slowly?
Makes me think I put it together wrong, is anyone aware of issues with the throttle cable?

Is there some internal carb cable adjustment I did wrong?

I installed a trail tamer muffler on my 2013 8oo max the other week. here are my thoughts:
looks great from the rear. The build and fitment were very good. easy to install and bolted right up.
Much lighter than stock but sorry I did not weigh anything.... Next, it sounded great in my drive way at idle. Camping with friends I was curious if it would be too loud? the guys would notice my bike louder a little but mostly they said a throater sound :) . Next riding in the desert it seemed to be almost the same at lower throttle setting and only loader when hard on the gas. I have to say I Love the new sound especially when in narrow canyons and with helmets on it never seemed too loud...
next trip I will let someone else ride so I hear from a distance. I am Very Happy with this new muffler....:grin

On my 93 trail boss 250 the etc and speed limiter were causing a problem so i un hooked the black wire from the speed limiter to the circuit board according to the trouble shooting manual. This allows 4x4 to work in reverse without pressing the override switch which i like for plowing snow. now about a week later my lights are blowing out and battery is showing high voltage. At half throttle im getting 16.5v dc at the battery. I assume that the speed limiter and voltage rectifier are not tied together according to the wiring diagram. Im replacing the voltage rectifier but is the speed limiter and etc connected to it somehow? Or was it just a fluke that the rectifier went bad around the same time?

Hi! So, I took an ACE off of a friend who bought it thinking it would match up to his RZR for his wife and quickly realized it wasn't what he was looking for. But, for my oldest son, its a perfect fit with a few changes.

Now, I notice that the 2017 Ace 370 has dual a-arms meaning that all of the 1.5" A-arms wont work and those seem to be necessary to get larger tires on the Ace to stop them from rubbing.

I'm curious .. how are people addressing this on the 2017 right now? Or is everyone waiting for a company to come up with a solution?

I don't want to go too big to start. I want a bit more stability, so I'm thinking 28" tires on 14" beadlocks, coupled with 1.5-2" wheel spacers at all 4 corners. If necessary I would do a 1 or 2" puck lift to get it the height, but it looks like people were able to get 28"s on the older Ace's with the extended a-arms without the need to go taller which would be great of course.

Thanks and let me know what you know =)

Can anyone identify the white filter and where the clear tube attaches?
Polaris sportsman 600. 2004
Thanks