i am thinking about getting the itp c series type 5 rims for my 05 kodiak 450. i have 26-10-12 on the front and 26-12-12 on the back. i was just wondering if anyone knew the overall width of the bike with these rims. i have heard that they are offset and make the bikes stance wider. also, i have heard that you have to get special lug nuts and was wanting to know if this is true. thanks in advance

Steven

 

I bought them rims for that exact bike...I'll get ya info soon...mine came with lug nuts & center caps w/ shipping $500...I believe my quad is 48" wide now (4" wider total than stock)..

 

wow, good deal. thanks for finding the info out for me. i will check back later and see what you have found out.

 

877-595-2887 HIDDENTRAILSATV on ebay or call and order by phone...I would go alittle narrower if I did it agin...I'm still out past my overfenders and it is grabby in the steering

They also would of done 25" with 1-1/8" tread lugs instead of 26" with 3/4" Lugs same price.

 

thanks for the info. you were a good help.

 

squeege, how did the air box mod work out? and what is your needle and air/fuel mixture screw set to. i have the kit in mine with it on the fourth notch on the needle and the screw at 2.5 and using the 130 jet. seems to work good. i have heard people talking about the airbox mod and noticed that you have done it. let me know what you think of it. thanks
Steven

 

The dyna jet kit has a differant numbering system for jets...so mine would be totally different...the airbox mod works well, but I will be switching the paper filter for a sponge type of the same size built by the same lawnmower air filter manufacturer.

 

i have the dynojet kit also. i am using the dynojet 130main. all the airbox mods that i have seen only have been holes drilled in the airbox lid. thanks

 

Can't remember the main or clip setting but I am sure I am 4 turns out....not sure if I am set up the best. My plug looked real clean after 200 mile on this setup

 

http://www.dynojet.com/jetkits/atv/yamaha.php

Go here to the forth column click on the underlined Q405 this brings up the instructions I followed, but I am running the dj 132 for high flow exausts