what is the widest i should go on a 400 in the woods. i would think +3 would be too much, but what anout 2 or 1?
dave
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what is the widest i should go on a 400 in the woods. i would think +3 would be too much, but what anout 2 or 1?
dave
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+1 is probably as wide as you want to go. i'm +2 on each side and i really don't like riding through the woods. of course, you could go +2 on the a-arms and get a set of offset wheels that are offset to the inside to shorten up, and use an adjustable axle to change out for going in the woods.
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+1 a-arms is all you'll wanna go up front,,here's a pic of houser +1 arms...
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