[Madmax]

Thinking of getting the Highlifter 1 1/2" spacers to widen the stance of my Kodiak, I am guessing this would add to the stability.

Can anyone else that's done this comment on the increased stability of the machine? In the end, was it worth doing?

 

[Vincent]

1" inch aluminum billet spacers at all four corners works awesome. 1.5" sure would be interesting

 

[Madmax]

Thanks Vincent, do they make it feel more stable on the off camber stuff?

 

[Vincent]

Thanks Vincent, do they make it feel more stable on the off camber stuff?

They certainly do.

 

[Nomad]

With 1.5", I would think you will get accelerated bearing wear.

 

[Madmax]

Took the plunge and ordered a set from Ebay, they're 1 1/2" ones made by Hdmoffroad.

 

[Vincent]

Your going to notice a big difference compared to stock.

 

[Madmax]

You were right, big difference, much more stable!

 

[Vincent]

You were right, big difference, much more stable!

Yes, I'm sure it would make a big difference!

 

[kodiak_king]

I have 2" on my 2017 eps se works great all in all and been on for 2 years no problems at all...

 

[Primethious]

I have 2" on my 2017 eps se works great all in all and been on for 2 years no problems at all...

What king of riding do you do mostly, and roughly how many miles have you put on the 2"ers.

 

[KodiakAfishyo]

Do you guy’s find that with the spacers there is more dirt and mud being thrown past the fenders? Especially if your running wider tires than stock.

 

[Madmax]

What king of riding do you do mostly, and roughly how many miles have you put on the 2"ers.

I ride hard, punishingly so. An example would be during the last ride my Kodiak was roughly 8 feet off the ground coming over what ended up being a jump...very unintentional!

During most of the day we were running between 20 and 30 mph on trails where we honestly shouldn't have been doing it..

I've put just shy of 150 miles on mine.

 

[Madmax]

What king of riding do you do mostly, and roughly how many miles have you put on the 2"ers.

Do you guy’s find that with the spacers there is more dirt and mud being thrown past the fenders? Especially if your running wider tires than stock.

I put the overfenders on my Kodiak right after the larger Zilla's and before the spacers...really glad I did. Last ride was basically mud all day in the mountain, without the overfenders I would have been covered...

 

[pwee223]

I did 1.75" rear 1 " front ,Tusk. Huge difference. You'll love it.
Regards, JW