Hi guys I am buying rims and tries for my grizzly 700 and an exhaust. I have an idea on what my tire and rims would be Im thinking itp 589's and beadlock rims. But for my exhaust I really have no idea what to get. I dont want the quad to be to loud but I want a nice tone. I was thinking about an LRD exhaust. So is this a good match of rims tires and exhaust?
When thinking about exhaust remember that if you do go bigger with tires and wheels you will have some power loss. The sound of the LRD is good but you may want to take it a step further and see how the power and torque ratings compare between exhausts for your machine so you don't spend a bunch of money on something that don't help the performance of your machine. Even if you decide to get the 589 in stock sizes for your machine they are much heavier and way more aggressive than the stockers you have been running.
The fist mod you should do after installing tires and wheels would be a clutch kit well before exhaust and a power commander! This will save allot of headaches in the near future!
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When thinking about exhaust remember that if you do go bigger with tires and wheels you will have some power loss. The sound of the LRD is good but you may want to take it a step further and see how the power and torque ratings compare between exhausts for your machine so you don't spend a bunch of money on something that don't help the performance of your machine. Even if you decide to get the 589 in stock sizes for your machine they are much heavier and way more aggressive than the stockers you have been running.
Well thanks a lot i will keep that in mind so maybe to save weight how about itp terracross?
Terracross, are definitely a sick a$$ tire. They stick like glue on all surfaces. And when u fall in the mud they remind u they like the mud too. ( although not as aggressive as a mud lite, but wear ten times better)