napa has them.

 

You can go to your local parts store. If you have a Checkers or O'reilys try them first, if not check with Napa or Pep Boys. I would definately call ahead and tell them what you're looking for also the clamp sizes you'll need.
I hope this helps.

 

I would use hose clamps on the small sides and anywhere else you can.Becuase there reusable and they hold better.

 

You can get these from NAPA Auto Parts...read on.....
The clamps are Precision brand #3415 & #3416 tell them you need the banding tool to go with them. If you are really wanting to you can get the C-clips to hold the end but it is not necessary. you can lock them down by center punching the band wrap that it slides
thru.......This will make more sense when you see the bands.
This info came from Gary (Giff -turborzr). In fact he actually sent me these clamps and the tool out of the kindness of his heart, (that's how Gary rolls). I had a boot failure when we were riding together, and he joking (I thought) said when I get home I'll have to send you the stuff to fix that, and I'll be damned if he didn't! Thanks again Gary! I tried getting them here at our NAPA but they weren't much help, next thing ya know they show up on my doorstep!

 

Ya those are the good one's I have had to many of the other style fall off.On my rzr the clamps are all diffrent on each axle.

 

EPI has them also ... cant tell you how pricing is ... just a FYI!

https://www.erlandsonperformance.com/mm5/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Store_Code=EPI&Category_Code=TLS

 

we sell them as well.

 

Can I get a price?

 

i paid $34 for mine through gorilla axholes.

 

Thats why I love this forum, lots of good info. Thanks:yr1:

 

How about a low profile one? The stock ones are fine but the aftermarket ones have too tall of a clamp for something I am doing.

 

i had a 4 wheeler with 32" gorilla silverback tires and a 6" lift that would melt boots due to the angle on the cv joints. probably replaced 8 - 10 boots a year. after buying 2 cheap azzed banding tools, i went to a heavy duty zip tie. have had great luck with the zip ties, no problems whatsover. if you do buy a banding tool then buy a decent one if you plan on using it more than once.

 

McMaster-Carr page 260
But I'd use the pinch clamps on page 257. You can get them in your needed sizes and then just use pinch pliers to squeaze the clamps closed. Use the gap free style so you don't have an area for the grease to pass through (between body and boot).
13-15 bucks for a package of 25 depending on size.

 

I forgot, 20 bucks for the crimping tool. The clamps and tool are easy to take along with you and best of all simple to use while you're laying on your back in off road conditions.

 

Al, your RZR manual link in your signature is broken.

 

I'll have to use this one for now. Give it a try.

 

I'm sick of using these bands with the tool , I wanted to find A thin hoseclamp but they all seem to wide. A tie wrap would probably work but worried about it melting so I am going to try these Tie, 304 SS, 5/16 x 14.2 In, PK 50 - Band Ties - Hose Clamps - Pneumatics & Hydraulics : Grainger Industrial Supply they sound just like a tie wrap only metal

 

You don't have to use the tool, I used a nice set of locking channel locks from sears to get the job done. My fronts took a different tool than my rears also. maybe because its a gen 2?