27" XTR's the same size as 30" SB's ???
Nov 4, 2012 | 09:44 AM
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27" XTR's the same size as 30" SB's ???
just returned from picking up a set of 27" ITP XTR's on 14" ITP rims...
I got home and lined them up with the 30" SB's currently on my outty to see how many inches I was gonna lose-
the flipping 27" xtr's are the same size as the 30" SB's! both have 7 psi in'em
in this pic- you can't even see the 30" sb behind the 27" xtr
either the xtr's run large, or the SB's run small-
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I got home and lined them up with the 30" SB's currently on my outty to see how many inches I was gonna lose-
the flipping 27" xtr's are the same size as the 30" SB's! both have 7 psi in'em
in this pic- you can't even see the 30" sb behind the 27" xtr
either the xtr's run large, or the SB's run small-
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Nov 4, 2012 | 03:34 PM
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I measured the tires from the floor to the top of the lug- the xtr's were 26 3/4"
the SB's were about the same-
the front 27" xtr's were about 1" smaller than the 30" sb's-
I thought I was pretty familiar with tire sizes- but I guess not
the SB's were about the same-
the front 27" xtr's were about 1" smaller than the 30" sb's-
I thought I was pretty familiar with tire sizes- but I guess not
Dec 5, 2012 | 07:18 AM
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BFG mud terrains in 35" size are actually only 34", not all tires are what they claim to measure.
I swear the 28" ITP mega mayhems are the same as your silverbacks, actually now that they are on my quad im not sure if i would have the clearance for an extra inch of meat under there.
Are you happier with the XTR's?
I swear the 28" ITP mega mayhems are the same as your silverbacks, actually now that they are on my quad im not sure if i would have the clearance for an extra inch of meat under there.
Are you happier with the XTR's?
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Mar 18, 2013 | 06:12 AM
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ITP website, i wasn able to find actual measured sizes, i think the lug differences give the illusion of making the 28" mega mayhem's look the same size as a 27"XTR
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I have owened both, no complaints about either,currently running the mega's and i think the XTR was a better tire for New England. The Mega Mayhems no doubt dug down deeper in the mud.
ITP TIRES - The World's #1 ATV Aftermarket Tire & Wheel Source :: Utility ATV
I have owened both, no complaints about either,currently running the mega's and i think the XTR was a better tire for New England. The Mega Mayhems no doubt dug down deeper in the mud.
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