ICEAGE Big Wheel Kit Install

In this video of our 9" HELLFIRE Big Wheel Kit we overview the start to finish installation process with tech tips. The industries only fully serviceable billet wheel with plastic UHMW outer ring to eliminate ice buildup, dampen vibration, reduce impact force, and maintain high strength.
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[@iceageperformancesnow]

Important note on the skinny washer shown @ 1:39 - this washer is not present on our 7.25-9 (stock Polaris rails) and 8-9" 20mm (Skidoo g5/lynx) offset axles - the axle is already spaced perfectly for your exact application - no washer needed for cross compatibility!

[@kndallride]

You are doing great staf!

[@nombr]

Good vid! I have bomber rails on my khaos and find it a task to adjust track tension, any tips to get at the adjuster nut?
Also, what’s the benefit to a big wheel kit?

[@wo8795]

sled wheelies easier, more top speed because less rolling friction and maybe a bit more trackspeed

[@iceageperformancesnow]

With the bomber rails being solid aluminum in the former tensioner adjuster access slot area for maximum strength, we know it can be a bit awkward to get to the tensioner nut - to make it easier to reach on a regular basis we recommend a Torque adapter (but a 16mm crows foot or stubby wrench works too!)
From amazon:
www.amazon.com/ARES-43031-12-Point-Extension-Construction/dp/B09DMKHFJ7/ref=sr_1_3_sspa?crid=1PB644AGVLOYG&keywords=torque%2Bwrench%2Badapter&qid=1698343726&sprefix=torque%2Bwrench%2Badapt%2Caps%2C207&sr=8-3-spons&sp_csd=d2lkZ2V0TmFtZT1zcF9hdGY&th=1
OR from matco
www.matcotools.com/catalog/product/bta16m/3-8-drive-torque-adapter-16mm

[@johnlegge7779]

I put this on my 2023 Polaris 9r pro 155 with the Polaris rails and yes the rolling resistants is better. but I have to run the track tension so much tighter than I like, because the rear of the stock rails will hit the track clips. So don't know if i notice any benefit of the big wheels. Not sure what im going to do now because I've ripped a couple of paddles off the series 8, 2.75 track and would like to put on the m770 at some point here. I don't know if it will fit because of the clearance at the rear of the rails? And because that track substitute says 154 rather than 155 I know the numbers on the Polaris tracks are rounded up or down but, the m770 is a 2 ply track. Which Im not sure it will allow me to get the clearance.?
Also wondering if the iceage rails are shorter or something? Any help with this would be much appreciated.
The 9" big wheels and one inch offset are made great and like to keep them on if I can.

[@doughofmann]

I want to do this same thing on same sled but hesitant now. What do you mean the back of the rails hit the track clips? I was wanting to leave the stock rails as well. Thanks

[@iceageperformancesnow]

To gain additional clearance for the aftermarket m770 track, we would recommend upgrading to our rails and the 8 to 9" , 1" slot offset axle. Our rails for this application are hedged slightly shorter than your stock rails to give you this flexibility in setup.

[@tappedout15]

Good vid, could have walked behind skid in video and showed the correct orientation of the offset blocks.

[@ETs..]

does the wheels fit my polaris khaos matryx 2022 146 with stock rails? is it the 1" 7,25-9" axel that fits?

[@iceageperformancesnow]

Yes! That is exactly the axle you need to run this setup with stock rails on your 146 khaos.