I put 26" GBC Dirt Devils on my '98 foreman S with stock rims, worked great. Gearing was still low enough to go anywhere, in fact the 26s were only a little taller than stock, but much wider and tougher (also heavier). Good luck.

 

I know the newer foremans' have 25" stock... but I have a 88 Foreman 350D that has 24x9x11 stock, So..

Will the 26"x10x12 GBC Dirt Devils fit on my 88foreman 350D?

Can i get a set with rims for under $400?

 

Anyone?

 

I have a rancher with 26-12-10 on the front and 27-12-12 on the rears. If you don't know but want to...the rancher does not have a 12" rims on the rear so I had to buy foreman rims for the tires to fit.
They do not rub so I had no need for a spacer kit like the guy told me at the place I bought the tires from. What a bafoon.. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

 

mine has 12 inch rims.

 

I have a 2004 Foreman S and I have 27" ITP's on it. Standing side by side with the stock 25's they are barely taller but heavier. I see no difference with bottom end but a loss of speed on top end which is not a factor to me. I hardly ever get over 20mph anyways. I'll take the trade off for the improvement in traction.

 

well finally the new tires are on. they are a big improvment over stock. 26" DD XT 10" in front and 12" in back. as soon as i can get my hands on a digital camera i'll put some pics up. they look sweet. they are a bit heavier and ride alot rougher but if you air them down to about 3 psi you dont notice it at all and they have better tread contact. i love the nice deep tracks it leaves everywhere now. you can sure tell where you have been. it doesnt even seem like it has had much of an effect on the power, none that i can tell. they still powerslide great. its about the closest thing to a tractor tire that you can get for a 4wheeler imo. i'm happy with them.