wheels and tires on 08' 250ex
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wheels and tires on 08' 250ex
so I have been looking around at some nice aluminum wheels to put on my 250ex and I like the designs of the 12" wheels better than the 10" wheels. and I just wanted to know if I could put 12" wheels and tires on my 250ex? and how much acceleration and torque would I loose? or would i even notice any difference. thanks in advance for you help.
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Taller tires will raise your effective gearing. You will lose low end power, and gain top speed....and look kind of stupid IMO!
I know 12 and even 14" wheels are all the rage on utilities, but a sport quad needs tires that have more sidewall and cush, and a low profile to keep the center of gravity down where it was designed to be. For this reason, I stick with 9" rims. I run ITP Holeshot or TrakStar tires on ITP 9X9" Baja or T9 rims. The great thing is that they are wider than stock and have a greater offset, so the quad is +4" wider for a very nice increase in stability.
I know 12 and even 14" wheels are all the rage on utilities, but a sport quad needs tires that have more sidewall and cush, and a low profile to keep the center of gravity down where it was designed to be. For this reason, I stick with 9" rims. I run ITP Holeshot or TrakStar tires on ITP 9X9" Baja or T9 rims. The great thing is that they are wider than stock and have a greater offset, so the quad is +4" wider for a very nice increase in stability.
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Taller tires will raise your effective gearing. You will lose low end power, and gain top speed....and look kind of stupid IMO!
I know 12 and even 14" wheels are all the rage on utilities, but a sport quad needs tires that have more sidewall and cush, and a low profile to keep the center of gravity down where it was designed to be. For this reason, I stick with 9" rims. I run ITP Holeshot or TrakStar tires on ITP 9X9" Baja or T9 rims. The great thing is that they are wider than stock and have a greater offset, so the quad is +4" wider for a very nice increase in stability.
I know 12 and even 14" wheels are all the rage on utilities, but a sport quad needs tires that have more sidewall and cush, and a low profile to keep the center of gravity down where it was designed to be. For this reason, I stick with 9" rims. I run ITP Holeshot or TrakStar tires on ITP 9X9" Baja or T9 rims. The great thing is that they are wider than stock and have a greater offset, so the quad is +4" wider for a very nice increase in stability.
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