Well either that or adapt to what I have.. are these the right ones for the front of my 86 sport?

http://www.tiresunlimited.com/...el_silver_painted.htm


10x5 2+3 ** 4/144 T15R144 $30.42

Those are the ITP's I have on the back. In damn mint shape too.

 

I had a set of steel rims on the back of mine. I noticed a huge difference just going to the aluminum rims, with the same tires.

I may have to jet up now that my spark is better on the low end. I don't know. I wont know until I get the thing out of the garage and ride it around. I'm confident I wont have those hard starting problems anymore.
One thing I can tell ya now is that I have to use the choke just to keep it running. Before I almost never used the choke. Only if it was really cold out. I never would have guessed....

I definitely recommend upgrading the coil in the magneto for $40. I have a fat blue spark now just pulling the kicker with my hand! Before, we were kicking the **** out of it and asking each other if we seen anything.

 

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: PoolGod230

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I found the front polished aluminum ITP .190 rims on Dennis kirk. I just took the rear wheels off and found out I have the steel ITP rims (that were installed backwards). I think they're +1 (all of them are.. right?).







So where do I find the rear ITP .190 rims, and would anyone be interested in the steel itp rims if I did find them.</end quote></div>



Cheapest I found was rockymountainatv.com, that was well over a year ago, though!</end quote></div>

I got mine from them about a month ago, but mine are Douglas .160. They had one in stock and had to order the other.

 

My steel rims that I took off were centered. No offset. The ones I put on are 6+3 (however they say it)... it gives me 3 inches wider total in the back.

I can't say enough about how light they are though. The aluminum rims and tires barely weigh as much as just the steel rims alone.

 

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: mjlar94

Well either that or adapt to what I have.. are these the right ones for the front of my 86 sport?



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10x5 2+3 ** 4/144 T15R144 $30.42



Those are the ITP's I have on the back. In damn mint shape too.</end quote></div>


I think that is right. WHat is the ** about?

 

Oversize i think it means +1 (Which I think my rear are)

 

Ok first off if you have the original spindles on the front then your hub pattern is 4/166 not 4/144. If you go to www.rockymountainatv.com and setup your default machine on the website you can research what wheel combos you can get, also I found they had the best price since when I bought mine about 3 months ago I was looking for all new tires and rims all the way around.

I also have a 1986 QS and the rims I ordered, thru the above mentioned website with tires already mounted were Front rims Douglas Red Label .190 10X5 (3+2 offset).

My rear rims/tires were a different story because I didn't like the selection available with the 4/130 rear hub I changed my rear hubs, used a 1988 Yamaha Blaster rear hubs since it has the same small 24 spline count as does our Zuk's.
so my rear rims/and tires have an 8" diameter since that is what is available for my hub size instead of the 9" diameter the oem QS has.

So front:
Front rims Douglas Red Label .190 10X5 (3+2 offset)
Front tires Maxxis RAZR 21X10-7

Rear:
Rear rims Douglas Red Label .190 8x8 (3+5 offset)
Rear tires Maxxis RAZR 20x11-8

If I remember right the whole package w/ shipping cost $386.

 

oh yeah, I can never keep those goofy numbers straight. 4/166 front and 4/130 back. Once I buy it, I usually flush my brain like a toilet. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

I definitely think 20's are the way to go in the back. I was worried for a while that 20 wouldn't be tall enough to miss all the rocks on the trail that I ride. Now that I have them mounted, I don't think there will be a problem. Actually, the 20's look bigger than what I was expecting.

 

I had balloon tires onthere (something like 26 in to top of tire). I just got a sick deal on trail wolfs and those are getting mounted on my itp rims. Also got my white maier's in. *(@#%^)@#*%^@#$%^)!!!! hahaha...

 

Yeah I really like the 20's but I still want to get the rear sprocket and rear brake rotor skid protectors for those ooopsie moments on the trails.

mjlar94 we still need those photos!