+3 vs. +4

[Narly R]

Ok what the differance, well oviously an inch but I know Lone Star makes +4 but Iv never see ant other people like Houser, does roll Design make +4? Well lots of people have +3, why not +4? What better with ZPS PEPs? Thanks!

[Chef]

Most +4's are for narrow frames, but Merrell makes a +4 also. The only difference I can tell is LT and the extra inch.

[Narly R]

WEll I want new arms in the near future and would it be better to get +3 or 4's?

[Texan32]

like chef said, the +4's are MAINLY for narrow frames. If you don't have a narrow frame, you will deffinately be over the 50 inch mark, even if you run 4/1 wheels

[norrisboat]

not unless you run a different offset on your wheels. I will be running a 4/1 offset in a month when my +4 arms LSR and 19" peps get here.

[crap-banshee32]

with the +4's u use LT shocks!

[Chanman420q]

+4 on each side??:eek2: thats wicked wide....

[racerx573]

You can run +4 on a stock frame, but have to run 4+1 wheels. My friend runs +3's and 3+2's on a stock width frame and just makes it through tech. So those widths would be the same.

[Narly R]

Well I dont think they will be cheching me inch for inch here, but the limit is 50 inches?? Ill go with Houser +3's if I can!!!!:ermm: