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rescuescrub
07-09-2009, 07:33 AM
Im pretty sure I want to go to a 20" tire for xc buit as far as rim diameter 8",9",10" how does the difference affect the quad. Also the actual tire width's. Also any suggestions as a tire?? Was lookin at the ITP's. Any help would be appreciated....Ron. IM SOO CONFUSED

DortonRacing
07-13-2009, 11:06 AM
For the rear go with a 9" rim because there are more tire for that size. Most XC racers are running 20x11x9 razor rears, and for the front 22x7x10 razor 2's. this is a really good setup. If your wantin ITP's look at the GNCC's get a 21 inch rear cuz they run small and the 22's for the front.

ZBlaster
07-13-2009, 01:21 PM
I'm running a 20x11-9 RAZR rear grooved on 9" rolled edge wheels for now, it's an awesome setup for a budget. Just waiting to order my HiPer rears to match my fronts.


On front I'm running a 21x7-10 RAZR2 on my HiPer fronts, and love that setup as well.


Hard to beat the RAZR2 / RAZR setup... the only other I would consider is the GBC XREX's which are also slightly more budget friendly.

lucasbarker11
12-04-2009, 07:24 AM
do you guys use a smaller sprocket i want a new front and im pretty sure a stock is 14 so if so what do you use

grantmi
12-04-2009, 08:54 AM
With my XC setup - 20" X-Rex Rears and 21" Razr II fronts (Soon to be x-rex) I am running 13/38 for sprockets. Seems to work well......I spend most of my time on the track in 2nd.

Canadian144
12-04-2009, 09:15 AM
Originally posted by DortonRacing
For the rear go with a 9" rim because there are more tire for that size. Most XC racers are running 20x11x9 razor rears, and for the front 22x7x10 razor 2's. this is a really good setup.

Pretty much the same setup I'm running... 20x11x9 RAZR rears on ITP T-9 GP and 21x7x10 RAZR fronts, also on ITP T-9 GP.

And my front sprocket is a 13T (down one tooth from stock).

Really good setup, works well and the quad still handles well.

Cheapest deal on this setup is on Rocky Mountain ATV.

grantmi
12-04-2009, 10:12 AM
Check with C&D......the steel sprockets were very decently priced.