P1000 Outlaw's on stock sxs

[Jeff_Hejza]

Hey everyone i'm new to the pioneer world and was looking to see what everyone's opinion is on putting outlaw 2's on my sxs, there are a ton of 29.5 outlaws in my area and I know how well they hold up because I have 28" outlaw 2's on my foreman 500. I've heard rumors about how they will burn up the clutches, they won't fit stock, i'll need extended axles, ect. So I'm here to get everyone's opinions, has anyone put them on a stock pioneer deluxe? burnt out clutches ect? I'm not trying to build a major mud machine just something capable, I have been stuck so many times because clearance and lack of mud tire tread just riding regular trails, the stock tires just spin so fast and wash out the holes sand/mud and I'll be framed out every time. Also I'm using my tax return to buy a 5000lb winch so when I do get stuck I won't be hammering down on it, just winch it out. thanks in advance

 

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[Adam490]

Hey everyone i'm new to the pioneer world and was looking to see what everyone's opinion is on putting outlaw 2's on my sxs, there are a ton of 29.5 outlaws in my area and I know how well they hold up because I have 28" outlaw 2's on my foreman 500. I've heard rumors about how they will burn up the clutches, they won't fit stock, i'll need extended axles, ect. So I'm here to get everyone's opinions, has anyone put them on a stock pioneer deluxe? burnt out clutches ect? I'm not trying to build a major mud machine just something capable, I have been stuck so many times because clearance and lack of mud tire tread just riding regular trails, the stock tires just spin so fast and wash out the holes sand/mud and I'll be framed out every time. Also I'm using my tax return to buy a 5000lb winch so when I do get stuck I won't be hammering down on it, just winch it out. thanks in advance

I think you might run into issues with rubbing if you run 29.5's. The 28's probably fit stock without any issue since I think they run a bit small but have those huge lugs. As far as clutches, if you bury it to the point where the tires won't spin and continue to hammer down, you run the risk of burning up the clutches regardless of whether you're on stock tires or outlaws. You won't need any sort of extended axles; wheel spacers possibly but not axles.

 

[JenElio]

Hey everyone i'm new to the pioneer world and was looking to see what everyone's opinion is on putting outlaw 2's on my sxs, there are a ton of 29.5 outlaws in my area and I know how well they hold up because I have 28" outlaw 2's on my foreman 500. I've heard rumors about how they will burn up the clutches, they won't fit stock, i'll need extended axles, ect. So I'm here to get everyone's opinions, has anyone put them on a stock pioneer deluxe? burnt out clutches ect? I'm not trying to build a major mud machine just something capable, I have been stuck so many times because clearance and lack of mud tire tread just riding regular trails, the stock tires just spin so fast and wash out the holes sand/mud and I'll be framed out every time. Also I'm using my tax return to buy a 5000lb winch so when I do get stuck I won't be hammering down on it, just winch it out. thanks in advance

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