mushkin
Extreme
Is there anyone who runs a 2 wheel kit in the oem skid?
If so, is it a modified oem axle or a complete kit?
Which size are the wheels?
Is it even possible to run 8" wheels in OEM skid?
Regards
If so, is it a modified oem axle or a complete kit?
Which size are the wheels?
Is it even possible to run 8" wheels in OEM skid?
Regards
shawnmcgr
Pro
I run one on mine using stock wheels. The axle I bought from Absolute Speed and Performance in Edmonton, Alberta. Around $100 for the axle. If you want to go to larger wheels you'll need an offset axle
powder muncher
TY 4 Stroke Junkie
1/2 hour on a lathe all stock parts no problem .
Some guys run 8 inch wheels makes it more like a straight rail with no tip up.
Just remember if you run the stock skid the bigger wheels will rub hard inside the tunnel.
cheers........
Some guys run 8 inch wheels makes it more like a straight rail with no tip up.
Just remember if you run the stock skid the bigger wheels will rub hard inside the tunnel.
cheers........
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what's the advantage of a 2-wheel setup?
shawnmcgr
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I found it made the skid fell a bit shorter. Other than that not much.
powder muncher
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Less drag less weight and the best it carves easier.
You can also run 3 wheels inside the rails looks like a 2 wheel kit but has the
3rd wheel if you blow one out you can still run it home on 2 .
That is what I recoment for guys doing long distance stuff.
You can also run 3 wheels inside the rails looks like a 2 wheel kit but has the
3rd wheel if you blow one out you can still run it home on 2 .
That is what I recoment for guys doing long distance stuff.
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