[Razorback Dave]

Well finally a few pics. I will post more as the Mods go on.

I really like the Paddles and Smoothies.

 

[dieselpowered]

Looks good Dave, I use the buffs up front as well on my Teryx.

 

[Factory UTV]

Very nice

 

[BLR]

Nice looking Dave......what brand & size of paddles are you running?
Barbara

 

[Razorback Dave]

Nice looking Dave......what brand & size of paddles are you running?
Barbara

Thanks Barb,
The paddles are STU's 26x12x12 on 12x10 Douglas Sport Blues. You cant imagine how light they are, 22lbs.

 

[dieselpowered]

Dave, question for you...have you always run the blue labels on your UTV's?

I have the black labels on mine only because I thought the UTV's were too heavy for the blues? Now I do have a set of blues that I used on my quad and to your point, they are VERY light.

 

[BLR]

Thanks Barb,
The paddles are STU's 26x12x12 on 12x10 Douglas Sport Blues. You cant imagine how light they are, 22lbs.

Are the STU's what is know as the Sand Blasters...A coulple of our friends with pumped up Rhinos are running them...LBR and I were sure impressed of the traction.

 

[Razorback Dave]

@Michael,
Mike hehe, this is my first UTV experience. I just went by what Dave at Fullerton Sand Sports recommended. He is a well experienced wheel and tire guy for SxS, Sand Rails, you name it.
If he thinks the Blues will hold up on a 1200 pound SxS then I will go along with it. All I can say is "so far so good".

@Barbara,
Yes, you are correct there Barb hehe. Its called the Sand Blaster 26.

 

[Odyknuck]

Is your drivers side wheel toed out? It seems to becoming a common issue with these from the factory. I noticed mine last night being out an inch.

 

[BLR]

@Dave..
how much did you have them cut off of each paddle?
Sorry I couldn't how many paddles you had left on?
& 3rd...are they #1 or #2 paddles?

Thanks Barbara

 

[dieselpowered]

Oh absolutely, if Dave from Fullerton said its cool, then I would not worry

 

[Razorback Dave]

@ Odyknuck,
Hi Ody, it could be. Ive been reading the boards too. I will at least give it the eyeball test and maybe even measure the 3 oclock position on the wheels vs the 9 oclock and see what the dif is. Thanks for the observation.
@ Barb,
I have 16 paddles, its 3/4" paddle depth, sorry i dont remember whether it was #1 or #2. I "think" it was #1. Of the 16 paddles, they are alternately cut on one end as well. You can see that here. Barb, i had whats called a competition cut. They lighten up the tire inside and out by grinding away surface area.