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26x12x12 on my 1512? Comments
Like the title says, I have a chance at a good priced set (2) of maxxis power lugs
Will I have to raise the fenders? Any negitive or positive comments on the maxxis power lugs? Any ill effects on the size upgrade? I am looking for some tri ribs for the fronts. COMMENTS PLEASE.
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You'll need different rims or else I think they will balloon up too much and won't fit. It will change your gear ratio. The SGT's that use 26X12X12's have a lower rear end ratio. Really no need to go that big. Not going to gain you anything.
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I was wondering about the gear ratio.
I do have turfs and V bar chains for them, but they lack that bad a$$ look I was after.
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Tacosteelersman, it depends on your primary use of the machine. Turf tires with two link chains that have the v- bar cross links are the absolute best traction set up for winter. Ag tires with weights are great for in the summer. Adding chains onto the Ag tires helps you get a little more traction if needed for summer use.
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That makes sence. I might go with turfs n chains n see how it does.
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Wheels, too,,,,, Only, I never use chains,,, |
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Lol. That looks like 0 clearance. Do they rub?
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I have a FULL 1/8" of clearance!!
No, they do not rub, I was gonna add fender spacers, or trim the wheel wells, but, neither was necessary. It pushes snow great without chains, so I have no need for chains. |
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