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Yeah, I hate RMATV's gestapo selection. I have to choose a PoPo RZR to get an 6+1 offset, which is what I plan on going with when I order new wheels\tires.
I’ve been through that crap a few times with them on Gen1 stuff. When I go around the system they get annoyed some times because then they have to use their brain instead of the computer program lol. I like their pricing though.
 
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I ordered my wheels and tires with the same spec’s as yours (System 3 SB-3 5+2 (+30), 30” Tensor Regulators). Is the rear 1” spacer necessary for fitment or is it for looks? Thanks in advance for the help.
 
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I ordered my wheels and tires with the same spec’s as yours (System 3 SB-3 5+2 (+30), 30” Tensor Regulators). Is the rear 1” spacer necessary for fitment or is it for looks? Thanks in advance for the help.
No. Spacers are not necessary. I just like to be a little wider in the rear than the front for stability and handling. To me the rear end breaks free and drifts easier. It actually does look really nice too.
 
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No. Spacers are not necessary. I just like to be a little wider in the rear than the front for stability and handling. To me the rear end breaks free and drifts easier. It actually does look really nice too.
Gotcha. So without the spacer, it will be even with the front? I will I will fit them with out and see how it looks. I don’t want the extra mud if I can help it....
 
Ok. Need some help. I scored a set of new rims and tires that are 4/3 I was adding 4/156 to 4/110 wheel adapters 1.25 thick my issue is they only come with 3/8 studs the unit these came off of were 12mm studs. Will the tapered lugs secure these?
 
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I didn’t use a spacer on my RMAX4 and the rear is with a half inch in width as the front.
Wider in the front or the rear?
 
I pulled my RMAX4 onto my trailer and measured from each side of the trailer to the outside of the wheel I measured 1/4” narrower in the rear. That’s close enough to even for me.
1” spacers would make it 1 1/2” wider in the rear compared to the front of my machine. Another forum member said his was less than an inch narrower in the rear without spacers and a little over an inch wider with 1” spacers.
More or less preload on the shocks will affect these measurements BTW.
 
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So with 5+2 wheels, no spacer and the rear is 1/2 narrower than the front and 1" spacers make the rear 1/2 wider than the front?
I pulled my RMAX4 onto my trailer and measured from each side of the trailer to the outside of the wheel I measured 1/4” narrower in the rear. That’s close enough to even for me.
1” spacers would make it 1 1/2” wider in the rear compared to the front of my machine. Another forum member said his was less than an inch narrower in the rear without spacers and a little over an inch wider with 1” spacers.
More or less preload on the shocks will affect these measurements BTW.
Seems to be that everyone has similar results to mine. The RMAX4 ends up wider in the front than the rear when changing to a square tire setup. To me this is one of the design flaws of it Yamaha made. It should have been engineered to be square or IMO the rear should have ended up a tad wider when going square if anything that way people would not have the need/want for spacers. If you wanted to be a little wider you could just get a more aggressive offset wheel all the way around but still end up with a proper front to rear track.
 
I wouldn’t want different offsets on the wheels. I plan on rotating my tire’s as they wear.
I might change my mind about spacers after my springs settle in and I readjust my preloads. I installed both the front and rear brush guards today. While it was sitting on the concrete I noticed it’s sitting lower in the rear. If I’m pushing an inch narrower in the rear, on each side, after adjusting the suspension, I’ll probably go ahead and get 1” spacers. Right now I’m about 1/4” on each side.
 
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I wouldn’t want different offsets on the wheels. I plan on rotating my tire’s as they wear.
I might change my mind about spacers after my springs settle in and I readjust my preloads. I installed both the front and rear brush guards today. While it was sitting on the concrete I noticed it’s sitting lower in the rear. If I’m pushing an inch narrower in the rear, on each side, after adjusting the suspension, I’ll probably go ahead and get 1” spacers. Right now I’m about 1/4” on each side.
I wouldn't want different offsets front to rear either. Rotating is a primary reason for running a square setup for me too. I meant going to a 4+3 instead of a 5+2 offset all the way around to increase the overall stance.
 
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you can actually get a tape measure from brake rotor to brake rotor with wheels ON and get a very accurate width difference with the machine on the ground. Mine is about 3/8" more narrow in the rear which equals 3/16ths per side. On jack stands it was 2.25" more narror in rear then front both at full droop.
 
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New bead lock wheels and tires. 8" wide Weld bead Locks. 4" back spacing. 30" ITP Terra hooks. The tires measure about 29.5 inches with 12PSI. The stock wheel and tire set up weighed 50lbs. The new ones are 55lbs. I ended up 68" wide. I wanted the width for the extra stability on hill climbs.
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Just installed 14x7 +38mm Race Line Krank simulated beadlock wheels and ITP Terra Hook 30x10x14 tires. Running 14psi rear 12psi front. Little over 29" tall on machine. Way smoother then stock tires. Track width measured from outside tire bulge to outside tire bulge 64 ⁵/⁸" both front & rear. Love them so far. Tire and wheel came in just under 50lbs.
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I am still a tad confused on wheel sizing and offsets.. Looking for opinions.

Will these rims work on a Rmax4 1000 ?
14x7 +35mm

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Please don't crucify me for my ignorance..lol
 

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It is confusing as hell for sure. This video helps simplify it a bit!


A 35mm offset is the same as the stock front wheel but it’s only 6.5 wide instead of 7. There is probably enough room inside for clearance but that would be the concern. You would need a 1” spacer on the rear.
 
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