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Old 02-28-2013, 11:50 PM
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Default 12 Inch Rear Tires
I have changed my plans on putting duals on the of my 122. After researching some price tags, just cost effective (roughly $500). I've decided to go with wider tires on the rear, I'm looking at 23X12.50-12. The question I have is will I have to put a spacer on the axle flange to move the tire out away from the fender? I put a measuring tape across it & it looks like it sure might get into the fender.....any advice???
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I have changed my plans on putting duals on the of my 122. After researching some price tags, just cost effective (roughly $500). I've decided to go with wider tires on the rear, I'm looking at 23X12.50-12. The question I have is will I have to put a spacer on the axle flange to move the tire out away from the fender? I put a measuring tape across it & it looks like it sure might get into the fender.....any advice???
Where are you looking at these tires? I've never heard of a 23X12.50-12
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I'll venture to guess you mean 23 x 10.50 x 12.

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Old 03-01-2013, 05:31 PM
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Sorry guys, I guess I got excited & was looking at the wrong size, they don't make a 23X12.50-12. So I guess it'll be 23X12.50-12.
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they don't make a 23X12.50-12. So I guess it'll be 23X12.50-12.
Isn't that still the same size?
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I meant 23X10.50-12......it's been one of those weeks!!!
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Yes they will fit. Here is a 102 with the 23x10.50x12's.
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C5rider, I can't quit now .....Im too far behind!!!

EricR, those look really good!!
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I have 25x 12s on mine darn little room to spare.
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