The Rmax gets 32" Tires but will they fall off?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ก.ย. 2024
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Saying hey from cambria County pa!!! I have a 2022 Rmax2 xtr with 4000 miles !! Love my machine
Thanks for the info! I have a 2021 rmax totally awesome machine
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Thank you for sharing
Looks good.
Awesome machine.
How you do like the RMAX so far? Quality issues? Thank you and love your channel!
That's not sketchy at all. In my younger, poorer days I machined a new bolt pattern into my car wheels. That was sketchy, but never had an issue. What is safe and what works aren't always the same thing. Those adaptors would last forever.
I cringe anytime I see someone tighten lug nuts with a impact 😢😂 Rmax looks good with that tire/wheel combo!!!
Don’t worry, it’s on the lowest setting and I always Torq them with a Torq wrench afterwards…lol. As long as you know when to quit, using a impact is perfectly fine.😁
I agree it can be dangerous, wheel spacers move the weights further out on your studs. But I bet you will be fine unless you hit a big jumps ha
Aftermarket wheels with negative spacing do the same thing.
Nice ride! I have the same machine but on 30's, planning going on 32's. Did it rubbed or or hit any part of the body in the back riding on trails?
Zero rubbing or hitting!
Do you think you will have to do anything with the clutch on 32” going from 29”?
No. I do have a performance sheave installed but still using the factory roller weights. I have noticed a nice decrease in rpm’s which has helped reduce the cab roar. It’s easier to talk with my family now…lol. Performance wise it turns the 32’s just fine. Can’t tell any difference.
@@AppalachianMountainRiders I forgot you had the performance sheave. Lower RPM’s and reduced noise is a plus.
Is there still acceptable clearance in the back if it's fully loaded with adults in all 4 seats?