+2 or +3?

[Freestylemxr]

Is it worth the extra money to buy +3 a-arms and offset rims, or should I just buy +2?

[FasstMidnightZ]

Just depends on how long u want them i would say 2+

[One_Bad_400]

+2 and +3 with of set rims would make it the samne width right? or the reason you want them, is that they make more travel??
does +3 with o.s. rims add more travel than +2's??

[Cody_300ex]

Originally posted by One_Bad_400
does +3 with o.s. rims add more travel than +2's??

no. I would go w/ the +3's cause out set rims cause a lot of bumpsteer. And offset rims are also hard on your whole front end.

[One_Bad_400]

why would you want bumpsteer and it be hard on your front end??:confused:

[sprtrx300ex]

IMO, if your gonna get extended arms, go with a long travel setup if u can afford it.

[400grl]

Having had +3 without offset rims, I'd go +2 the next time around........just easier to turn and easier to steer......that's just my .02.

[TBD]

Long shock is what your actually getting from what they call "LT' arms. You get the same amount of travel out of both and if you know how to tune a shock they can both work the same. Obviouslly the more shaft velocity you have the better damping control you will get. +3 inch arms will have more wheel travel then +2 arms. The wheel off set or in set has nothing to do with travel. Nor does it effect bumpsteer.

[SPANNA]

bump steer IS afected by offset rims.
the +3 and 4/1 set up is day and night beta than +2 with stock offset this is because of leverage ratios

[racerx573]

+3's with 4+1 rims is the same as +2's with 3+2 rims.

What kinda quad are you riding?

I run +4 a-arms with 3+2 rims.

[Florida400EX]

Originally posted by racerx573
+3's with 4+1 rims is the same as +2's with 3+2 rims.

What kinda quad are you riding?

I run +4 a-arms with 3+2 rims.

im guessing you have a narrow frame, being the wide would push a lot in turns.

[SPANNA]

Originally posted by racerx573
+3's with 4+1 rims is the same as +2's with 3+2 rims.

What kinda quad are you riding?

I run +4 a-arms with 3+2 rims.

You would also be over 50inch with this set up which is no good if you are racing MX.

if u are not going to race MX dont worry about +3 jwith 4/1 just get the +2 with stock offset

[stocktires]

I used to have +2+1 with 3:2 wheels. It was alright. I can't wait for my +3+1's and 4:1 rims, not sure If Im going with LT though.
Definatley go with +3+1's and 4: 1 wheels.