+3 arms and 4:1 offset

[Chino886]

I have heard that when you have +3 arms and 4:1 offsets that you will be at 50", I don't think I will be, do I just need to adjust my shocks.

I have my axle at +4 and I don't want to bring in the rear just so my front will be wider.

Any suggestions?

PLEASE DO NOT SUGGEST WHEEL SPACERS, I AM SETTING IT UP FOR MX!

[blakefoote]

Originally posted by Chino886
I have heard that when you have +3 arms and 4:1 offsets that you will be at 50", I don't think I will be, do I just need to adjust my shocks.

I have my axle at +4 and I don't want to bring in the rear just so my front will be wider.

Any suggestions?

PLEASE DO NOT SUGGEST WHEEL SPACERS, I AM SETTING IT UP FOR MX!

i think that mite be more than 50 inchs...IDK put ive herd that +2 and 4:1 offset makes 50 inchs...so.........:ermm:

[Pappy]

you will be right at 50 on the front with your stated set up depending on the tire you run. the rear a tad narrower will not hurt anything at all, infact it helps cornering

[Chino886]

Originally posted by Pappy
you will be right at 50 on the front with your stated set up depending on the tire you run. the rear a tad narrower will not hurt anything at all, infact it helps cornering

Well Pappy, they are the arms that you just coated and I will have Douglas 4:1 beadlocks, so I will measure and get back to you on the outcome!

[bansheemorphine]

i have +2 a arms and stock front rims and my front end is 50

[blakefoote]

Originally posted by bansheemorphine
i have +2 a arms and stock front rims and my front end is 50

you know somethig we dont know... :ermm: ...lol...give us a picture

[underpowered]

here is my buddies, Gibson +3 +1 LT arms with stock offset wheels, comes out to be just below 49"

and i know the bumper is bent.

[Chino886]

Well, I measured mine last night, with 4:1 offsets and Burgard +3s, I was at 49".....