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you all prolly dont give a damn but does anybody know a trick to get back into an instagram account? I somehow forgot the login password. I would appreciate any tips you can give me
@Lachlan Roberto thanks so much for your reply. I found the site thru google and Im in the hacking process now. Takes quite some time so I will reply here later with my results.
This is a late comment. Am new to the S x S world. Picked up an 06 Ranger 500. Upgrading and fixing little things now. All the Rzr owners go bigger on rims and tires it seems. Tons of OEM aluminum take off rims available for next to nothing. Not sure how tall I could go and don’t know about offset either. Long learning curve. Thanks for the video
Your 2006 will have 3/8" studs. Most of the newer RZR and Rangers have bigger 12mm studs. Something to be aware of. I have a bunch of videos on the older Rangers.
The biggest thing you can do to improve the look of any vehicle is change out rims and tires. I had to do a bit of modifying before I could get what I wanted but really happy with what I have now.
Enjoy the videos as always!!!! Do you notice a difference from these 28" tires over the 27" you installed on the blue 900? Would you recommend the 28's over the 27's?
These 28" tires measure out as 27" mounted on 7" wide rims. The Super Swamper 27" tires were a true 27". I think a 27-28" tire is perfect for these 900s.
Factory rims are 12". I think they come with 25" tires. This Ranger was a base model with the power steering so they come with the cheapest tires they can find. Some of the better models come with 26". Still not big enough I think.
This is a good video especially the part with Rusty. No but seriously those tires look REALLY good, I wish they made those for my truck 235 85 16 LR E.
Mossman, I’m hoping to get your thoughts, I subscribe to your videos very helpful, I have a 2014 ranger 900 Xp Im running the original tires 26x9x14, wanting to go with either 28x10x14 or 29 , I don’t want to add a lift kit to the machine, just add little extra height with tires - my buddy thinks they will be to heavy and I will damage front end ? Your thoughts? I only run in National Forest 2x yr, and around my property maybe 200 miles per year- thx
I think a 28 is the perfect size. They are actually a 27" tire. You really need forward a-arms to fit them without a lift. They will clear mostly without anything but will rub at full turn and rub worse with suspension flex. I don't think 28" tires will add that much more wear to the front end.
If you are talking about putting the same size tire on the factory rims I would be careful. The rear rims are wider and that could change the overall height of the tire. With the 4wd system you need the same size tire front and back.
My rims came with new lugs. The 900 wheel studs are bigger than the older Rangers so make sure you get the right size. This should be the size you need: amzn.to/2PiAAhf
Things that might help with a project like this:
28" Sedona Rock-a-Billy: amzn.to/2MJx6Fn
MASSFX Grey 14x7 Rims: amzn.to/34dyYM4
Light Bar: amzn.to/34dXc8L
Light Pods: amzn.to/2LeWEa4
This video contains affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links and buy, I'll receive a small commission.
you all prolly dont give a damn but does anybody know a trick to get back into an instagram account?
I somehow forgot the login password. I would appreciate any tips you can give me
@Zahir Russell instablaster =)
@Lachlan Roberto thanks so much for your reply. I found the site thru google and Im in the hacking process now.
Takes quite some time so I will reply here later with my results.
@Lachlan Roberto It worked and I now got access to my account again. I'm so happy:D
Thank you so much, you saved my account !
@Zahir Russell no problem :D
This is a late comment. Am new to the S x S world. Picked up an 06 Ranger 500. Upgrading and fixing little things now. All the Rzr owners go bigger on rims and tires it seems. Tons of OEM aluminum take off rims available for next to nothing. Not sure how tall I could go and don’t know about offset either. Long learning curve. Thanks for the video
Your 2006 will have 3/8" studs. Most of the newer RZR and Rangers have bigger 12mm studs. Something to be aware of. I have a bunch of videos on the older Rangers.
Love the tires. Now I know how it would look on mine.
Looks much better! Hopefully they preform to your expectations. The utv is really coming along nicely! Great video as usual
I am playing with the psi on them. Trying to find the sweet spot. Nothing to complain about so far.
Looks really good mossman. Makes a huge difference.
The biggest thing you can do to improve the look of any vehicle is change out rims and tires. I had to do a bit of modifying before I could get what I wanted but really happy with what I have now.
Enjoy the videos as always!!!! Do you notice a difference from these 28" tires over the 27" you installed on the blue 900? Would you recommend the 28's over the 27's?
These 28" tires measure out as 27" mounted on 7" wide rims. The Super Swamper 27" tires were a true 27". I think a 27-28" tire is perfect for these 900s.
Big Difference in tires.... Looks much better....That socket is a thin wall socket....for tight clearance issues.. 🇺🇸👍
Great lookin wheel and tire set up. What size wheel and tire were the factory set?
Factory rims are 12". I think they come with 25" tires. This Ranger was a base model with the power steering so they come with the cheapest tires they can find. Some of the better models come with 26". Still not big enough I think.
This is a good video especially the part with Rusty. No but seriously those tires look REALLY good, I wish they made those for my truck 235 85 16 LR E.
For a truck I would go with BFG.
BFG all the way, Mossman knows what the best is 🤘
Mossman, I’m hoping to get your thoughts, I subscribe to your videos very helpful, I have a 2014 ranger 900 Xp Im running the original tires 26x9x14, wanting to go with either 28x10x14 or 29 , I don’t want to add a lift kit to the machine, just add little extra height with tires - my buddy thinks they will be to heavy and I will damage front end ? Your thoughts? I only run in National Forest 2x yr, and around my property maybe 200 miles per year- thx
I think a 28 is the perfect size. They are actually a 27" tire. You really need forward a-arms to fit them without a lift. They will clear mostly without anything but will rub at full turn and rub worse with suspension flex. I don't think 28" tires will add that much more wear to the front end.
Looks soooooo much better!
Slowly turning into what I want it to be.
I have these on my ranger and love them!!
What PSI do you run your at?
Looks great! You still have the 6-wheeler?
Yup, still have the 6x6. It's for backup and hard work.
Can you put same size tire on front and back? Since the Ranger does come with wider on rear
If you are talking about putting the same size tire on the factory rims I would be careful. The rear rims are wider and that could change the overall height of the tire. With the 4wd system you need the same size tire front and back.
Im always on the lower side of air pressure. Can't stand a hard tire all you feel its every little ruck root and bump drives me nuts lol
There is a trade off for more air pressure. I don't like the mushy feeling of soft tires. The 900 has a pretty good suspension to soak up bumps.
So how do you like the tires so far. Ty in advance.
Great tires. Running them in snow and ice right now.
What lug nuts did you use with those wheels? The factory ones do not work
My rims came with new lugs. The 900 wheel studs are bigger than the older Rangers so make sure you get the right size. This should be the size you need: amzn.to/2PiAAhf
mossman381 yeah mine did not come with any. Thanks!
Awesome video
Sure looks more aggressive!