Sedona Buzz saw!
26-9-14 on front
26-10-14 on back
26-9-14 on front
26-10-14 on back
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why not?Looks good, but I would never switch to 14" wheels if 12's fit.
Less sidewall = rougher ride and there is a better chance of damaging rims. But I do notice less tire roll and better steering with 14 inch rims. And they look cool.why not?Looks good, but I would never switch to 14" wheels if 12's fit.
I was wondering what psi you run in the Pit Bulls?Rim damage is not the issue for me. It's the tire damage from the tire getting pinched between the rim and a hard spot. Nicks and dings in rims happens, regardless of the rim size, not a big deal. Cut beads and sidewalls are a big deal, as well as expensive. The extra sidewall you get when running 12" wheels makes all the difference in the world. With 14's, keep your tire pressures several pounds higher than what you ran with 12's. This helps prevent the pinching issue, but it makes it ride like sh!t on rough trails.
I keep the fronts at about 8 psi now, and the rears about 7. Riding the same trails with the wife's 12" wheels and Bighorns I run around 4-5 psi in them, and never a problem.I was wondering what psi you run in the Pit Bulls?Rim damage is not the issue for me. It's the tire damage from the tire getting pinched between the rim and a hard spot. Nicks and dings in rims happens, regardless of the rim size, not a big deal. Cut beads and sidewalls are a big deal, as well as expensive. The extra sidewall you get when running 12" wheels makes all the difference in the world. With 14's, keep your tire pressures several pounds higher than what you ran with 12's. This helps prevent the pinching issue, but it makes it ride like sh!t on rough trails.