wheel spacer question

[wilburz]

anyone ever use these type of wheel spacers or know of someone? Are they any good? Bad?
Any info would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

 http://www.crjperformance.com/3atvspacers.html

[sanddragon2004]

The problem with wheel spacers like that is moving the wheel so far away from the spindle will put more load on the bearings making them wear out faster, it will also change the geometry of the steering since you are moving the wheel away from its pivot point. I would recommend against them long term.

[SSRancher]

I would go with the aluminum spacers from highlifter they look to be stonger than just studs.  Just my 2 cents.

[8up]

My friend has those on his polaris 700. HE has had no problems with them so far. I have dura blue carbons on mine and i like them.

[Truegrit]

I would go with the aluminum spacers from highlifter they look to be stonger than just studs.  Just my 2 cents.

I second you on this. I you are going to use them stick w/ the aluminum ones. The graphite ones (durablue) tend to crack a lot from what I have seen.

[1fastltr450]

go to rockymountain and get the g0force spacers 65.00 for the front and 65.00 for the back they are aliumiun. I got them all the way around my bike and I like them.

[Patriot]

I have the aluminum spacers on the back of my raptor and I have had no problems.