ITP wheel for IRS

[sheriff525]

Does anyone know of an ITP wheel that I can use for the IRS 525? I don't want to widen it up too much but what what wheel will work. It has to be ITP because that is what the supplier carries. Please help. I am hoping to get a 10" rim. a 9" will work as well.

Oh yeah this is for the rear!

[GE4x4]

I'm not positive, but I don't believe ITP even makes a wheels for the IRS Outlaw. Your only options are stock, DWT, or Hiper.

[sheriff525]

but something has to work. even a different off set to make it wider....will the 525S rims wirk or will the offset be to much?

[GE4x4]

Any rear wheel with the 4/110 bolt pattern will work. But most are a 3+5 offset. The iRS is a 6+1. So your looking at 4" per side, or 8" wider.:eek2: :eek2:

[sheriff525]

yeah thats to wide....okay thanks...i need a cheep rim for the dune tires i am getting.

[GE4x4]

I believe you can get a DWT wheel from RM pretty cheap for dunes. Also, you see used ones on ebay for a decent price.

[sheriff525]

$100.00 for the two rear rims from RMATV...nice and cheap until I have to ship it to Canada. I will see what other options I have localy first

[somewon]

I use an old set of honda rims for my dune tires. They are the wide offset (3+5) and it looks kinda goofy with the rear end so wide but I don't have any problem getting around.

I've been doing it that way for two years now and have decided this year to break down and get some new rims with my new paddles.

Oh yeah, I'm using a wide bell 9" so I would recommend a 10" rim if your going to go the wide offset route.

[sleddog66]

stock is 6.3+1.7......Douglas has some 6.5+2.0 on a 10 inch rim, so it widens it .25 inch. I know that not ITP, but it is another option.

[sheriff525]

I found a douglas wheel dealer in town luckily. I will be contacting them today. Thanks for the help.

[somewon]

I do have to say, there is absolutely no chance of tipping over with the wide offset. :D

It's so far out I can grease the zerks with the wheels on. LOL!!!

[sheriff525]

Do you have to adjust your suspension when it is like that? I would imagine that your suspension would be way off with the extra leverage.

[somewon]

eh, not so much. I actually left my suspension the way I had it for dirt and everything worked out about the same.