Chevy s10 and 450r

[rlplive]

Hey guys this may be a dumb question but I am going to ask it anyway. I am looking into getting an s10 zr2 extended cab. Do any of you guys have this type of truck? If so do you have to roll your quad over the wheelwells, also do your widened quads fit in the bed? Thanks a lot
Ryan

i have a regular cab s-10 and evey quad will roll over the wheel wells...

[rlplive]

Ya thats what I figured, it's not that bad puttin them in but can be a real pain when unloading oh well I will prolly get a trailer to throw behind it anyhow thanks man

[priebo15]

my brother has one and my 400 squeezes right in. the wheel wells arent very high so you should be alright.

[crazymgtnut]

i got a 88s10 and my 450r barly fits in the back.. But those wheel wells suck when trying to load it. but i installed a winch in mine to help with that.

[y3llow400ex]

before i bought my ram i had to use my dads 02 regular cab short bed s10. my 06 450r just barley fit in there i think the back tires hit the tailgate when it was up, but i does fit.

[Nate_450R]

i have a 99' ranger which size wize may as well be the same...my 450R fits like a glove. goes over the wheel wells but fits perfect. i could go a little wider but not too much.

[DirtDevilBT]

it is too easy to put the quad in, don't tow a trailer, just means you have to drive slower and worse gas millage. Just saying. I push the quad up, then pull it over the wheel wells. I have about 3 inches left behind my rear tires and my tailgate. The sides have enough room for whatever a-arm you want to put on it.

There just doesn't leave much room for other things like easy-ups, wheels, toolboxes, and gas cans. But it can be done.

[rlplive]

Originally posted by DirtDevilBT
it is too easy to put the quad in, don't tow a trailer, just means you have to drive slower and worse gas millage. Just saying. I push the quad up, then pull it over the wheel wells. I have about 3 inches left behind my rear tires and my tailgate. The sides have enough room for whatever a-arm you want to put on it.

There just doesn't leave much room for other things like easy-ups, wheels, toolboxes, and gas cans. But it can be done.
Ya If it was just my quad in the back it would be a short trip. If I ever went far enough to need tools then I would probably take a trailer.

[DirtDevilBT]

lmao. I've had my cousin's raptor and my 450r in the back of my truck both standing up.:eek2:

Airbags baby!