I know there was discussion about this before, and i know i was even in on it, but im asking again because i cant find all that talk about warrior rear rims. Ok, here goes: I remeber talking that if you take a stock warrior rim, and flip it, it will make it about an inch or so wider per side in the rear. IS that true? I ask because a friend has a set of warrior rims he would trade me for my raptor rear rims. So if i do this, and flip the warrior rear rim around, it will make the raptor about 1 inch wider per side in the rear? Thanks--Rider1169

 

The rims on both machines are set to the same offset. The Raptors are already turned to get the optimum width. If you were to turn the rims around on the Raptor then you would actually lose width. Dont trade him, the rims are the same.

 

i got a set of shee rims a while back from a friend, they are the same as the raptor only reversed too it seems. To get the same affect as the raptor rims, i had to flip them so the valve stem is pointing in.

 

But there is aftermarket rims out there that ou can get that have a large offset to make it mount up wider?