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Side By Side / Re: KYMCO UXV 450i GROUND CLEARANCE...
« on: February 08, 2017, 04:01:08 PM »
Quote from: jew8201 on January 31, 2017, 02:18:33 PM
And I'm shopping 26" tires now.

Do you have room to go bigger than 26"?  You'll only gain 1/2" in ground clearance going from the factory 25" tires to aftermarket 26" tires.

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Side By Side / Re: Arctic Cat 500 Prowler/Kymco 450 UXV parts interchangability
« on: February 07, 2017, 04:07:27 PM »
Definitely considering the Kymco over the Cat machine.  Looks like the same thing for less $$$.  But it does look like Cat offers more accessories than Kymco, and if so.....I don't care who's label is on the accessories as long as they bolt up.

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Side By Side / Arctic Cat 500 Prowler/Kymco 450 UXV parts interchangability
« on: February 06, 2017, 02:52:01 PM »
Will parts designed for the Prowler 500 fit the UXV 450?  Like Arctic Cat bumpers, for example?
http://countrycat.com/ccstore/index.php/arctic-cat-parts-accessories/prowler/bumpers/arctic-cat-2436-347-rear-bumper-2017-prowler-500.html
Winch Mount:
http://countrycat.com/ccstore/index.php/arctic-cat-parts-accessories/prowler/arctic-cat-2436-348-winch-mounting-plate-2017-prowler-500.html

Seems like a lot more accessories available directly from Cat, if they are compatible.


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Side By Side / Re: UXV 450i mud tires
« on: January 31, 2017, 10:14:12 PM »
Gotta get to the duck blind  8)

Been doing the same thing with Polaris and Arctic Cat for years.  Yes, it's more wear and tear on the machine, but it beats walking.

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Side By Side / UXV 450i mud tires
« on: January 31, 2017, 09:19:08 PM »
Anybody running larger/more aggressive tires on  UXV 450?  Something like a 26" or 27" Mud Lite or Zilla?  Does it have the power to turn them in low range?

And how's the water-proofing?  Looking at one to use as a duck hunting vehicle.  Will be used to frequently cross flooded fields, water up to knee deep or so.

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