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Old 11-30-2011, 03:03 PM
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Yep, they are the wrong rims for sure, as mentioned the right rims will make it much wider and much more stable.
I don't want mine more stable!!, I want mine more in the yard working!!

The stable is for the wife's horse!!
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Have tried to turn the rims around (outside in-inside out)?

Check the offset............see which side has the least amount of offset. That side will go towards the fender-axle.
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i justed checked the backspacing @ 4 1/8th does that sound right?
just got the new wheels from Patton the backspacing on these are 3 inches that is a plus
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well i got the tires mounted and filled with fluid weight is approx 62lbs. the company that filled them for me says they do not use beet juice anymore or rimguard but something called tl-90? anyway will get some pics when i get them put on!!
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here are a couple pics of the new tires. will get more this weekend with them both bolted on ready to go! thank you guys for the help also to Patton Acres! MAN WHAT A DIFFERENCE!!!
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