[Andrade]

I carried this name over from previous projects so the name and passion lives on with me on new toys.

I figured I would start a dedicated page the my progress on my 22 Rmax4.

I bought it on June of 22' with the following installed at the time of purchase-

Yamaha glass windshield with wiper
Yamaha rear cargo box
Yamaha front and rear brush guards
Yamaha adventure pro
SSV head unit with front door speakers
5-15'' KMC beadlock wheels with 5- 32''x10.5R 15 QB846 tires
Warn winch

I have installed the following-

Warn synthetic rope
Rigid red rocklights
Rigid flood lights
XTC turn signal kit with hazards
Dirt road fabrications spare tire carrier with a 3 gallon rotopax
UTV, inc 3'' 4 point harness
SuperATV HD tie rod kit
Mudbuster super max fender flares
1.5'' wheel spacers
Cheap Amazon Xsprite side mirrors with LED (Very bright)
Rugged Radios air pumpers with 4 Bell helmets
Rugged Radios R1 handheld wire to my helmet
Hunter works exhaust tip
PRP front door bags (On the way)

On the wait list-

Schmitty coils (My tenders are flat)
Weller tune
Rugged Radio STX stereo

 

[Andrade]

As of today, I had to cut the cage one more time, I had some binding on all doors so I did a minor cut to add 3'' extension and align the rear of the cage to the roof. My spare wasn't fitting on like it should do to the angle.

You can see the difference now.

 

[Andrade]

saved.

 

[TINKEN]

You put 32" tires on with no clutch kit?

 

[Andrade]

You put 32" tires on with no clutch kit?

Yeah, No need to change anything.

 

[TINKEN]

 

[TCorrs22XTR]

You got any pictures of the back Mudbusters installed? I got the super max fronts but I cant get over the look of backs. The angles kill me. Hoping ease my worry a bit as the only pics ive seen come from their website and arent great camera angles

 

[Archer01]

CV or clutch 1st?

 

[Glock10mm]

Yeah, No need to change anything.

Just belts

 

[TINKEN]

CV or clutch 1st?

First thing you need to do is service your secondary and put TS/slippery washers in it and you should do it before its time for your first service. Yamaha's oem grease is definitely not up to spec. You can add a 0.5-1mm shim to your primary. This will make up for the 4% loss in gearing and some of the added tire weight.

 

[Budro2]

First thing you need to do is service your secondary and put TS/slippery washers in it and you should do it before its time for your first service. Yamaha's oem grease is definitely not up to spec. You can add a 0.5-1mm shim to your primary. This will make up for the 4% loss in gearing and some of the added tire weight.

I think you meant 8% loss and actually 12% for the 4 seat since it came with 29” tires.
4% for each 1” bigger in diameter right?

 

[TINKEN]

Oh, I didn't know they came with 29" stock and you are correct. I need to sleep at night I guess lol. It is 4% loss per 1 inch you increase in tire diameter. Yes, 8-12% loss in gearing is not something to be ignored. You can't just slap big tires on Yamahas and think there won't be consequences.

 

[Andrade]

You got any pictures of the back Mudbusters installed? I got the super max fronts but I cant get over the look of backs. The angles kill me. Hoping ease my worry a bit as the only pics ive seen come from their website and arent great camera angles

Here are a few, they don't bother me too much, especially since I paid $20 for all! lol

 

[Andrade]

I finally got my new 3'' sections welded on, the machine looks perfect now! the spare mounts back up without obstructions as well.