KyGal83
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Trigger is correct. They are 7" wheels.You're looking for 7" wheels, not 8's.
Trigger is correct. They are 7" wheels.You're looking for 7" wheels, not 8's.
Fixed it for you. GD siri!What does socks mean?
Here is link. Seem legit?
Maxxis Tire - Bighorn 2.0 - 26x9R12
Features Non-directional pattern provides predictable cornering and claws up roots and rocks, creating optimum climbing confidence Radial construction provides better shock absorption, allowing for a smoother ride Lightweight version of the legendary Bighorn with a slimmer profile Specification...powersportschoice.com
I have not had an issue but I am running 27". I contacted Maxxis regarding the wheel size because that chart shows I need 2 different sizes and they suggested the 7". So.. I went with it.Thanks everyone. Hopefully one last question. Is running an 11" wide tire OK on a 7" rim? I see ya'll running on 7" just fine. It's more just for my education...
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Maxxis website says shows an 8" wide rim? See attachment.
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I am in Corbin also.OK - thanks everyone. Going to get the wheels KYgal posted. Gets me just enough offset to skip the spacers, and appear that they'll work fine with 26x9's and 26x11's.
PS - Where at in KY are you both located? I'm in BG.
I have to ask if you are going to buy new rims and tires....why not get 14"?
That answers my question, I guess1BC it'll ride like sh**. He made the right choice.
That answers my question, I guess1
Thank you for answering. I was tossing around going to 14's as I have both size rims. As I was looking around I noticed it would give more clearance on brake lines on front. Not that I need more clearance. I think I will move up to 26x9x12 & 26x11x12.To elaborate... the P5's ride pretty stiff as it is with very little suspension travel. Going with 14's gives you less sidewall and an even rougher ride. Going with a square profile high ply tire and it gets even worse. So believe it or not, you can actually make the ride worse than stock.
Price some Stage 1 Elkas. Cheapest of the quality shock choices. It hurts the wallet but the ride quality improvement is worth it and that wallet ain’t savin your rear in the rough stuff. Stock rims can handle 9’s or 10’s up front and 11 or 12’s out back. I run 28x10’s on four front rims to keep beads happy but I can ruin an anvil.......
I use these Stage 1 Elkas. Made a huge difference in ride quality. I am still running stock wheels/tires.Price some Stage 1 Elkas. Cheapest of the quality shock choices. It hurts the wallet but the ride quality improvement is worth it and that wallet ain’t savin your rear in the rough stuff. Stock rims can handle 9’s or 10’s up front and 11 or 12’s out back. I run 28x10’s on four front rims to keep beads happy but I can ruin an anvil.......
I think Snuff was the first to run Elka's, I was not far behind him in 17. I think he ran the Stage 5's as well as I. Never had an issue with them, but you don't need the Stage 5's unless your a shock junkie. Stage 1, 2, or extreme Stage 3's. I'd go with Stage 1 or 2s.I use these Stage 1 Elkas. Made a huge difference in ride quality. I am still running stock wheels/tires.