if anything it would be too fat, but i think if it was skinny, you could just use some washers as spacers.

 

i think i want to buy some kenda klaws on douglas rims off rockymountainatv.com, but i dont wanna get fronts as well. I flipped my front rims so the front is about 3 inches wider than normal, so now i think i need some offset wheels in the rear. The thing is my stock rims are white, and i think it'd look kinda stupid havin nice chrome-aluminum rear rims with the white steel ones. I have easy access to a sandblaster, so i could sandblast my white rims, and my chrome-aluminum ones and mayB paint them black. Do you think this could be easily done? my dad owns an auto body/paint shop so we could probly paint the rims, but im not sure if the paint would stick well to the aluminum wheels. What do you guys think??

 

ok... i have another question, i heard you can use a banshee stock axle, what years will fit my 1994 blaster? do i need banshee hubs? or will the blaster ones work? thanks!

 

For long travel arms you need longer shocks, and im not sure if the yfz ones are the right size, either way the valving would be way off.