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Old 09-07-2004, 08:54 PM
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i need them for my blaster, i want the kind of rims that can widen the rear of my quad, thanks
 
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Default anyone know a good place for paddles/rims?
go to rocky mountain atv.com, best deals on tires and rims, you will either need to get some offset rims, or wheel spacers!
 
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Default anyone know a good place for paddles/rims?
cheapest prices on the net

plus there in utah not far from you shipping will be fast also
 
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Default anyone know a good place for paddles/rims?
are GBC sand sharks any good? i want a set of those mounted on my .160s
 
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They should work just fine, theres a package deal of pre-mounted sand sharks on douglas black label's 20x11x8 for a blaster for $124.99. Should work just fine and with the motor mods you're getting I dont think you'll have a problem with them.
 
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They will work I personally like the straight paddle better, we have used GBC Sand Devils and they are an inexpensive tire and wheel and worked good on our blaster! Good Luck!
 
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Originally posted by: JohnnySplat
They should work just fine, theres a package deal of pre-mounted sand sharks on douglas black label's 20x11x8 for a blaster for $124.99. Should work just fine and with the motor mods you're getting I dont think you'll have a problem with them.
Just like he said, make sure you get the 8 inch rim, you will like the tire better.
 
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