[ARCTICBOMB]

This is what a set of the STI wheel spacers look like on my XT. They installed in minutes and made a considerable difference in the handling! I love em!

 

[BREAKINWIND]

make sure you tork them to 90 to 100 ft lbs and 75 ftlbs for the wheels

 

[ARCTICBOMB]

Absolutly! Thanks for the info..

 

[BLR]

Also keep track of wheel bearings...puts a lot of pressure on them..which I figured would know...this is for others looking or thinking about putting them on.........Barbara

 

[dieselpowered]

I noticed on my Teryx when I first got it and installed the spacers that the front end pushed quite a bit, are you noticing any of that?

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[LBR]

Absolutly! Thanks for the info..

Hiya Robert ....welcome to the site,, from Oregon .....Lance

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[Flyingbryan]

Re-tork after first ride, the aluminum will settle in over the first 20 miles or so. I re-forked my spacers after 18 miles and they all needed about 1/8 to 1/4 turn to get them forked back up. They did not unscrew but just settled in. Ody had his break off after just 80 miles so be sure and check them. After the re-tork I think you are good from there but never hurts to check from time to time.

 

[LBR]

Re-tork after first ride, the aluminum will settle in over the first 20 miles or so. I re-forked my spacers after 18 miles and they all needed about 1/8 to 1/4 turn to get them forked back up. They did not unscrew but just settled in. Ody had his break off after just 80 miles so be sure and check them. After the re-tork I think you are good from there but never hurts to check from time to time.

That retorquing is definitely necessary when your getting that much more on tightening ....that's quite a lot .....

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[Odyknuck]

Re-tork after first ride, the aluminum will settle in over the first 20 miles or so. I re-forked my spacers after 18 miles and they all needed about 1/8 to 1/4 turn to get them forked back up. They did not unscrew but just settled in. Ody had his break off after just 80 miles so be sure and check them. After the re-tork I think you are good from there but never hurts to check from time to time.

It was not mine that had the issues. I typically Install wheel spacers and/or adapters with Red loctite and and a 1/2" Impack set to full power. I have no issues using this approch.



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[BLR]

think it might of be Xelvic that lost his bearings....or something but that was a time back...

 

[ARCTICBOMB]

Thanks for all the great tech tips. I will be sure to re-tourqe and re-check often. I am suprised on how much of a difference they really made. NO more sense of wanting to flip over is the biggest, and i noticed no difference in the steering or pull. I took it down the road and pulled 73 mph straight as an arrow!

 

[Dustybuns]

Can anyone furnish a company name to buy 2" wheel spacers? Having difficulty locating spacers in the price range of $165.00 a set of four, although I've seen them advertised for that. The ad was old and none were available.

 

[Capt.D]

These are a little more than that ........
UTV INC CAN AM COMMANDER BILLET ALUMINUM 2" WHEEL SPACERS - PR

 

[h2oman]

Spacers look good. I ordered a new roof and 2" spacers from UTV Inc still waiting on the spacers. Now I just need a new roll bar from BRP.. backordered until June 21st... ouch. Time to bend the old one back in to place for now.