a 15 will fit if you file the case a little

 

bad blaster how big of deal is the shaving thing i'm going to try a 15 when i ice race (we use an 18inch tire) just wondering thanks

 

The case around the clutch arm is only 1/8 thick if that. I have repaird enough busted cases from just a 14tooth and a worn chain or a 14 tooth and a stone.
Grinding the case is just an accident waiting to happen.
You would be alot better off going with a smaller rear or taller tire.

 

I assume that Arizona allows legal quads because in dirtwheels magazine they show a guy who lives in Pheonix that owns a street legal cannondale Cannibal

 

well i already have 14/37 gearing the highest you can go without a 15 tooh and i dont want bigger tires

 

Street legal...that would be kewl.....hard to make these things street legal according to your local and state laws....if you did make it street legal the politicians would probably change the rules on ya..be careful...ride on [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img][img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

 

I have no idea how old you are but good luck finding an insurance company to insure your 2 stroke peformance ATV for the street. I only know of about 3. Even if you were able to insure it for on road use, have it saftey checked and passed, you will still likely be stopped by every cop in the country. If you got a lot of time to spend in court fighting tickets go ahead. It's bad enough with all the young riders out there in cars let along a bunch of kids on piped and ported ATV's.
The only legal conversions I have seen were for people with disabilities, for a buisiness , farmers or emergency workers. Very few other exceptions are made.
BUY a car
back inn my home town in nothern Ontario it was legal to ride an ATV on any unpaved highway as long as you followed the rules of the road and had proper gear and paperwork and plated and insured for OFF ROAD. But I was still stopped by every cop I ever saw. After spending a few days in court I decided it was not worth it to fight the tickets and just stay off the roads.