I am trying to sell the stock wheels and tires off my 03 ac 400 act and there is a guy who is interested but his dealer keeps telling him that the 375 wheels are different than all other models. he claims the 2003 act wheels won't fit cause there is no hole in the center. i dont belive it, and i think the dealer is just filling him with B.S. cause the guy is new to fourwheeling and they want him to buy new. please help me staighten this out.

 

On the 2002 models and older (not just the 375) the front hub stuck through the rim, so they need to have a hole in the center of the rim.

 

so does my 2003 the hub assembly has to be held on somehow right. there is a hole in the center of the 2003 rims for that nut.

 

On the 2002 and older it sticks out about 2.5 inches, allot more than the new ones, if his is an older machine they won't fit. The 03's don't have a hole through the center of the rim, the dimple in the center has just enough room to clear the nut.

 

'03 ACT rims should fit the '02 375 just fine. The rims with the independent rear suspension are different than those with the ACT rear suspension. In fact, I believe the '04 400 ACT rims should fit the '02 375 as well.

 

Dan W thats what i thought do you have both those machines could you try to put the front wheels off the 650 on to the 375 and let me know if they fit. i really need to straighten this out soon. thanks Ian

 

I'm not going to have the time to actually do the swap, but I looked at them closely today and I don't think they would swap.