So perfection! Awesome ride no rub. Sorry but I don’t know what the rear offset is
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I never dipped my p-500 in anything near that deep.Cool that you can do that but that pea soup riding just doesn't look fun to me.
For what it is worth. Yamaha Rhino rims will work on the P-500.I never dipped my p-500 in anything near that deep.
I never dipped my p-500 in anything near that deep.
Trigger, I can’t make it to the Takeover this year. I sure wish that I could.You going to the Takeover Timmy?
My inspiration.View attachment 84108 26x9x12 Big Horn 2's on 5+2 Itp delta steel.1 inch spacers on the rear.
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I am more confused than ever.Don't really need spacers with aftermarket wheels. Probably 5+2 offset?
I am more confused than ever.
If I buy new wheels I do not need spacers?
For example, if I go with the following:
12x7, 5+2 offset, 4x110 wheels ITP Delta Steel Wheel (Silver)
with
26x9-12 tires Traxion Gripper MAX Radial Tire
I should be good to go without spacers, lug nuts or anything else?
If I go this route it will only cost me a few dollars more than using my oe wheels with spacers and I will have a spare set ready to go.
I will be able to fully rotate tires
I should not have any rubbing ??
Is it worthwhile to put Balancing Beads in them?
Counteract Tire Balancing Beads - 3 oz (for 1 Tire)
Thanks for your reply.Going with aftermarket 5+2 wheels will give you more width than stock. Based on 9" tires on all four, you will be skinnier in the back. 1" spacers for the rear should give you a closer track width. Based on the wheels you posted, you shouldn't need splined lug nuts either. I've never balanced my tires but I don't do much road running either.
Pretty sure this is accurate, it's been a while.
Thanks for your reply.
Is it important to have the same "track width"?. The rear track is a couple of inches less than the front now with the factory wheels and tires.
Thanks again.For some it is. Some claim you'll get better traction having a different track. I personally like to know when going through deep ruts and such that whatever line I take with the front the rear is going to follow.
Not in Canada eh!$80? For how many sets? Quad Boss spacers on eBay for $50 is the way I go, they have tapered lugs too.