expert-x big wheel wheel kit

[nitro]

Does anybody know if there is a vender that makes and 8" big wheel kit for an expert?
I called a couple places but got no info.

 

[VX1R]

Performance Engineering, Inc. in Wadena, MN started making some real nice rail extensions this season for the Expert X. The nice thing about their extensions is that they're built to allow you to use the stock rear axle when using 8" diameter wheels for strength and easy adjustability.

This company is also one of the largest manufacturers of billet wheels. Their web site is: www.perfen.com. I've got their extensions on my Viper along with a set of their 8" wheels and they look great. If you need to call them talk to Chris or Rachel (owners) at 218-632-7433.

 

[nitro]

I been trying to conract them already

for two weeks with no response. Hopefully i will get ahold them soon.

 

[Prairie Dog]

You might look here. I bookmarked this site last year. That's all I know about them.
http://www.mountainmachinescanada.com/main.html

 

[Boston RX1]

I am looking for blue rear wheels for my Expert X. Does anyone know where I can get them. I only want high quality wheels since I have already been through crappy wheels that ended a TY ride short last winter.

 

[jimmie d]

Go to your skidoo dealer most parts are theirs'.

Jim

 

[Buster696]

Guys, I'm about ready to put in an Expert-X in the Warrior. Is there an advantage to putting in bigger rear wheels (7"-off stock Yami skid or 8"-Wahl Plastic, or 8"-Wahl Billet Alum...) over Expert-x stock Wheels?

Thanks in advance...

--Buster696--

 

[Turk]

Mike
Larger rear wheels will allow the track to roll easier & theoriticaly give more top end. All my doo buds run 8" rear wheels in their sleds.

 

[sledheadgeorge]

It will give you a little more in the top end but does it really make that much of a difference when you are running a turbo???????

 

[Buster696]

Thanks guys... Looks like the 8" wheels are going in then...


Thanks,
--Buster696--