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buddy has 30 inch silverbacks, 3 inch lifr rims clutch kit and we extended snorkels above the roof. had to heat up floorboards and push them back because front tires rubbed a littkle. never seen anything like it. itsa swamp buggy.

i blew heads off my 02 rmk 800 and wondering wat i should do about it. what kind of heads pistons and or pipes i should go with... any suggestions.

where can u get a set of them silverbacks?? i really want to try them.

i culd care less bout the top speed my 06 800 has outperformed so many outtys and leave them hangin in my mud the next straight away they fly by while i drink beer, assholes. i know it when i see it. wouldnt pay more when i get more from the ol 800

yea itsa can am killer so look out, as far as the new thundercats, icant honestly say. my old 06 800 was almost outdoing them canams at times. the big question is how much you wanna spens, polaris aint to pricey found em in regina for 10 200 cant go wrong guys.

have old style 01 rmk 800 151'' highly moded and looin for new mtn skiis, head mods skiis r the best, also saw slp deep powder skiis not too ad.. and suggestions??

i have aaen slip on with snorkels no problem,

buddy put 29.5 outlaws on his chipped and pipped and he twists axles and blows belts but until that happens he goes accross sloughs.

made my own 2inch lift and had to grind a bit off lower struts cause i kept ripping boots when full extension of suspension happened like climbing or going over large bumps. when in deep mud suspension would also drop and with big tires and torque cv joints kept blowing up. Wouldnt suggest it...

i have a 06 800 special edition and tried copying a 2inch lift kit but wen doing so and not making or buying new axles i increased angle on my cv shafts and ended up going through many cv joints. after removing the homemade 2inch lift ive had no problems watsoever. I have aaen pipe and...

Ive got 27-12-12 maxxis mudbugs heard they dont make em anymore but i luv them soft on trails and deep lugs for great digging. not too bad in snow either.