yfz 450 rear sand paddle?
#2
Go with 7-8 paddle but dont use the 13, go back to stock 14. But if you go with 20 keep the 13. The thing with the 20s, they will dig. IMO Go with 21x12x8 7 paddle double buff on blue label douglas. But you might not like the look of the 8" rim (smaller).
#5
Not sure why you are asking the same question twice in the same forum, but again, here is my answer (this is with STOCK gearing).
Are you racing others a lot, or just recreational riding with friends??
Recreational riding 10X10X20 8-9-10 paddle Haulers are fine
Racing/hillshooting, the serious guys are going with the 22" tall, 8" rims and 6-7 paddles.
Sounds wierd, but they are actually faster with the taller tires and less paddles (even with built motors).
I personally have the 20X10X10 8-paddles, and they do a great job, but I only drag and hillshoot (against others) about 10% of the time.
Are you racing others a lot, or just recreational riding with friends??
Recreational riding 10X10X20 8-9-10 paddle Haulers are fine
Racing/hillshooting, the serious guys are going with the 22" tall, 8" rims and 6-7 paddles.
Sounds wierd, but they are actually faster with the taller tires and less paddles (even with built motors).
I personally have the 20X10X10 8-paddles, and they do a great job, but I only drag and hillshoot (against others) about 10% of the time.
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