What Offset With +2 A-Arms?

[Sparks425Ex]

This winter I will be getting some Houser +2 A Arms. I am gonna get Offset rims to give me that extra width. I race all Mx and being to wide isn't gonan be a problem. I was thinkin either +2+3 or +3+2. WHat is the difference?

I want the best for Mx. i don;t wanna have to worry about bending spindles, Tie Rods or anything else that may bend because of a to far offset.

And I would like to keep some protection for my Calipers and Brake Rotors.

[Pro400EXC]

Well......

2+3 means there is 2in of rim inside,and 3in of rim sticking outside......
and vise versa...so the best bet is to run 3+2,and you'll have the 50in front end,w/ out really having to worry about spindles....

Hmmm..maybe it'll be a 49 1/2in front end,i dunno,but all i know is 3+2 is your best bet

[Sparks425Ex]

Well atleast i know i was thinkin the right thing.

Does anyone have pictures of +2+3 and +3+2?

I wanna see the difference.

On +2 a arms how wide will i be with:

+3+2

and

+2+3

[trx400ex]

i would like to know more on this subject as well....
on a 400ex with plus 3 aarms you run a 4+1 offset for a 50 inch front end right?