22 or 23in front tires ?
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Well thanks guys, I guess I'll go with the 23in. I rode my friend XX this weekend and he has some 23in on it, made a good difference on his quad, you don't feel the rocks on the steering as much, kinda smooth the ride in the front. But I was wondering if 22 was better or not.
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23" will roll smoother but not turn as quick.
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What have you herd bad about Razr's, just the price is my only complaint! I have the Razr II's up front and there amazing.
just that they puncture easy, weak sidewall
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I've been running mine over a year now, bought them slightly used, and have had no issue's. But in 2 years I only got a slight thorn hole in the side wall of the stock tires, that I fixed with slime. Maybe I'm lucky but not flats and I've tore up a few rims. I know those GBC tires must be tough side wall, cause I couldn't even get the bead to set on the one side of a rear tire on the kids quad. And was still able to hold air at 6.5 lbs and ride all weekend!
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What size are you running on the rear ?
Im running Kenda Kutter XC 22" on the front and they made a huge difference in the way it cornered, and i feel the added height and stiffness in the front helped tremendously in the rocky section of the trails and have held up very well to a summer's worth of beating so far. I chose not to go with 23" becuase of the added sidewall flex which i feel would have and adverse effect on an already taxed front end. I am running 22x9x11 kutter xc on the rear also and the only complaint i have is that on a fire road at high speed they do vibrate becuase their bias ply but overall im very happy with the entire set up.
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that would be an excellent choice. i run the kutter front and it turns better than the flimsy stock sidewalls stock is 4 ply kutter is 6 ply.:xx:
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what about 21x7-10 guys?
i think thats stock size
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What up guys I'm looking at getting some Itp ss112 rims for my quad and also a set of street tires to go with it. I know I will need the 4-114 bolt pattern to
4-110 bolt pattern adapter for the front and rear.My question is what size tires would fit with the 12" rims and what are the negative affects of putting them on.
I am getting my quad street legal so I am wanting some more wheels to cruise on the street with
I contacted a seller on ebay who is selling the rims and this is what he said about doing it
http://bit.ly/YX84E5
"correct you will need the adapters from 4-144 bolt pattern converting it to the 4-110 bolt patttern BOTH FRONT & REAR and yes the foreman would be the set up if you are trying to convert to 12" wheels. those adapters may be alot more expensive than you may think ( in the $89 area a pair ) and then it leaves the whole game of tires that will work on the bike. what you are attempting is not done very often or at all so i am not the expert to tell you the tire sizes that works forsure but i imagine a 23x8-12 and 23x10-12 set up may work although is very limited in choices i do not beleive your most popular utility atv 25" tire set up will fit without some kind of modifications. what is your goal with the bike other than trying to get a set of stylish wheels ? you are aware you will drain some power due to the larger tires ??? just making sure you knew. sorry for the news just not a bike that these type of wheels are made for really but not impossible to do just difficult."
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4-110 bolt pattern adapter for the front and rear.My question is what size tires would fit with the 12" rims and what are the negative affects of putting them on.
I am getting my quad street legal so I am wanting some more wheels to cruise on the street with
I contacted a seller on ebay who is selling the rims and this is what he said about doing it
http://bit.ly/YX84E5
"correct you will need the adapters from 4-144 bolt pattern converting it to the 4-110 bolt patttern BOTH FRONT & REAR and yes the foreman would be the set up if you are trying to convert to 12" wheels. those adapters may be alot more expensive than you may think ( in the $89 area a pair ) and then it leaves the whole game of tires that will work on the bike. what you are attempting is not done very often or at all so i am not the expert to tell you the tire sizes that works forsure but i imagine a 23x8-12 and 23x10-12 set up may work although is very limited in choices i do not beleive your most popular utility atv 25" tire set up will fit without some kind of modifications. what is your goal with the bike other than trying to get a set of stylish wheels ? you are aware you will drain some power due to the larger tires ??? just making sure you knew. sorry for the news just not a bike that these type of wheels are made for really but not impossible to do just difficult."
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