i flipped the tires around on my 94 blaster with stock rims, it gave me a good 3 or 4 inches in front, but it seemed to not affect the rear at all, what can i do to make it a little wider, i kinda want a banshee axle, but that looks too complicated to work with

 

Well if you want you can order up some douglas .125's for the rear, they're only about 35-40 bux a piece and the offset should add 3-4 inches.

 

ok cool , you think it would be cheaper to buy the .125s and some gecko paddles mounted? or should i buy seperate?

 

Depending on your riding style, the .125's might be a bit soft. If you ride in ruff areas then you might want to consider stronger rims like .160's. They are more expensive but might be better in the long run.

 

im actually looking at some 160s right now, will they give me like 3-4 inches in the rear like the 125s? if they will i will definetly pay an extra 20 bucks for the stronger ones, cuz i ride desert mostly.

http://www.rockymountainmc.com/home.asp?sid=0005326023

 

blue labels are too soft for anything but the dunes or drag races. Go with the black or red label wheels.

 

nice bike btw

 

what do you mean blue label wheels?

 

i would go with the .190 might as well its not that much more for stronger rims check rocky mountain atv they have the best prices ive found so far rocky mountain atvrocky mountain atv

 

Douglas specifies their wheel thicknesses by different colored labels.

Blue Label - .125
Black Label - .160
Red Label - .190