Axle width's ??

[400exrapes]

I'm going to be ordering suspension this week and I'm confused on the width of the quad. I'm trying to get +2.5 in the front,which is supposed to put me at 50 inches and for the rear I'm confused on what width axle to buy because the widest axle I see available is a +4 but that wouldnt put me at 50? Yet again confused because if a +2.5 in the front makes the front end 50 inches, and the widest you can go in the rear is +4 then that would put it at what? What about a +3.5 axle? Thanks all.

[OnTheEdge]

2.5 in the front will get you between 49 & 50 with 2:3 offset rims and a +4 axle will get you 50 with stock offset rims, 52ish with most aftermarket rims unless you move the spacers around

[400exrapes]

Stock offset on honda is 3:2, I dont know about the rear, If I do +2.5 in the front and +3.5 in the rear they should be excactly the same right?

[OnTheEdge]

With stock rims all the way around, I'd say u'd be around 2.5-3" wider in the back.

[BlaineKaiser450]

my + 4 RPM axle with stock offset rims put me at 49.5 inches

[400exrapes]

thanks blaine thats what I wanted to know, when buying most beadlocks do they come in wider offsets then stock?

[OnTheEdge]

Yes they do, my 8" douglas beadlocks widen my rear end about an inch on each side.

[mx1791]

my douglas 8in beadlocks on my old 450r where stock offset..

and honda stock front rims arnt actually 3-2 offset they are alittle more inset but not as much as a 4-1

[400exrapes]

I'm actually going to go with laeger's axle. Its 289.00 with a lifetime warranty, adjustable from +1 to +4 and the lifetime warranty is just as legit as the RPM and LSR.