My stock Rims are
Front 10*5, 4/156 with an offset of 3+2
Rear 10*8,4/4 with an offset of 3+5
I want to go to C series 12" Type 4
Front 12*7, 4/156 with an offset of 4+3
Rear 12*7, 4/4 with an offset of 2+5

The only differance is fronts are an inch wider and have both front and rear Different offfsets. Will they fit and will I see any rubbing problems? Thanx

 

Any one

 

Any reason why you are going with the 12" rim? I dont see the rears being a problem. That offset on the front is questionable though. Your rear end is going to be a lot wider than the front. I would try and go with a 3+4 on the front rather than the 4+3

 

I want to go with taller tires for more ground clearence in the mud and logs and as the tires grow in size they are only available in 12" rims. My plan is to go with 26" tall deep lug mudlites in the rear and a maxxis 25" front. I'm also goin with a +2.5 swing arm for the fender clearence and wheelie problem.And finally a 1.5" lift kit in front. It will be wider stabler and go through mud better. My dads quad has 27" mudlites and they work awsome, where I got the idea from. I still don't know about the front ITP C series rims though?

 

your doing that to a 2wheel drive machine?kinda pointless dont ya think?

 

Acually my dads 4*4 quad pics in profile and surprisingly I go almost every where he does. 110 Pounds lighter more power and I will get the best of both worlds.

 

But when I do plant it in, all I need is a little tug no winching required!!

 

trade it in for a scrammy 4x4 that would be your best bet..

 

Not a chance in the world. I've done so much to this one already. Not to mention they don't make a new 400 4*4 Scrammy!!

 

I would think that you would be OK. But, the only thing that concerns me a little is the offset on the front rims. I would get them in a 3+4 rather than the 4+3. Otherwise, you may need to get wheel spacers for the front. BTW, the fronts that you are looking at (4+3) are a 7" wide rim, where as the stock is a 5" wide rim (3+2). Just keep that in mind.