Spacers

[Coolwizard]

i also thought about seeing if they make an adapter to go from the 137 to the 110 bolt pattern[/QUOTE]

Did you find an adapter? I'd like to have one also so I could run my stock 750 rims (110 pattern) on my prarie (137 pattern). If anyone sees an adapter like this please let me know.

[The Great Pumpkin]

what are you running on the Prairie now?

[NMKAWIERIDER]

Originally Posted by Coolwizard

i also thought about seeing if they make an adapter to go from the 137 to the 110 bolt pattern

Did you find an adapter? I'd like to have one also so I could run my stock 750 rims (110 pattern) on my prarie (137 pattern). If anyone sees an adapter like this please let me know.[/QUOTE]

Here ya go Coolwizard. Here's one place. Also,check with Mudlift. He owns SS ATV plus, a sponsor here He has spacers, and can probably get you what you need....and at a discount!

http://www.kgmotorcycletires.com/atv_wheel_spacers.htm

[Coolwizard]

NMK, Thanks for the info.....it looks like with the price of adapters, I'd be just as well off buying a set of rims. The 1998 prarie has stock rims on it now. I actually have 2 sets for it. The problem is that the stock rear rim is only 10" diameter which really limits tire choices. I didn't want to buy another set of rims since I don't ride it that much.

[NMKAWIERIDER]

Originally Posted by Coolwizard

NMK, Thanks for the info.....it looks like with the price of adapters, I'd be just as well off buying a set of rims. The 1998 prarie has stock rims on it now. I actually have 2 sets for it. The problem is that the stock rear rim is only 10" diameter which really limits tire choices. I didn't want to buy another set of rims since I don't ride it that much.

Yeah they are pricy. Maybe just a set of basic 12" steel rims. Arn't they about 45 bucks each?

[The Great Pumpkin]

ok so i ended up buying the 12" ss108 wheels, and to make it so i could afford tires too i got the 26 in sti mud trax xl, not sure how good they are but they have to be better than the factory dunlops

[NMKAWIERIDER]

Originally Posted by The Great Pumpkin

ok so i ended up buying the 12" ss108 wheels, and to make it so i could afford tires too i got the 26 in sti mud trax xl, not sure how good they are but they have to be better than the factory dunlops

Oh...they will be.

[richracer1]

Originally Posted by NMKAWIERIDER

Hmm...must have changed the pattern over the years. I think mine is 4/110. Anyway, not sure which is the best way to go on offset other then with any single weel bearing setup like the Brute has, candlevering offsets should be avoided. From what I have always been told, if you must have offset, have the higher number toward the inside not the outside.

I was thinking he was going after the wrong bolt pattern as well, so I checked ITP's website and the 650 Brute Force SRA does in fact use the 4-137 bolt pattern. Oh I forgot to mention, I put the black SS108s on my 07 red Brute.

[NMKAWIERIDER]

Originally Posted by richracer1

I was thinking he was going after the wrong bolt pattern as well, so I checked ITP's website and the 650 Brute Force SRA does in fact use the 4-137 bolt pattern. Oh I forgot to mention, I put the black SS108s on my 07 red Brute.

Yeah I found that too. I never knew that.

[The Great Pumpkin]

it didnt help either that the ss108 backspace listings were listed wrong for my quad too made it hard to pitcure them fitting but all is good getting 4+3 for the front not the 5+2 like listed