25" Tires with 6" A-Arm Lift

[cmar143]

surf...where in FL are you located? The reason I ask is best thing to do is source the roof out locally since shipping on them is expensive. Nivel sells a wide selection of them and if you have someone locally that has a Nivel account they will get free shipping when they place an order over a certain amount.

[tag50]

DIY (site sponsor) carries roofs up to 112" and ships free on orders over $ 150.00.


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[surfme14]

Thank you for the insight. I greatly appreciate it.

[fullbloodedtxn]

I know this is an old post but I wanted to run my set up by yall and see if 25"s would work for me. I've been told only a small bit of plastic trimming is necessary to run 25"s on a 6" a arm lift. I have a navitas 440 and am planning on upgrading to a plum quick executioner sometime later this year. I've got a great line on 25x11x10 itp mud lites. From what I can find those weigh about a half pound less than my current 23"s. Thanks guys.

[CP241]

Originally Posted by fullbloodedtxn

I know this is an old post but I wanted to run my set up by yall and see if 25"s would work for me. I've been told only a small bit of plastic trimming is necessary to run 25"s on a 6" a arm lift. I have a navitas 440 and am planning on upgrading to a plum quick executioner sometime later this year. I've got a great line on 25x11x10 itp mud lites. From what I can find those weigh about a half pound less than my current 23"s. Thanks guys.

I’ve run mud kites on a cart with not a single problem. I ran 25x8-12 front and 25x10-12 rear on a 6” SGC lift kit on a DS and a carryall. The carryall was gas with the FE350 and the DS was 48v with alltrax 48400, admiral motor, etc etc etc. Neither cart rubbed the slightest and I am NOT easy on my carts I didn’t notice any power loss whatsoever compared to 22x10-10 tires on either cart (and swapped wheels back and forth between the two until I sold one of them and the buyer picked which wheels he preferred when he bought the DS).

[fullbloodedtxn]

I forgot to mention I'm in a precedent. From what I've heard the rubbing isn't very much an issue I was mainly concerned with too much loss of power. I appreciate the input.

[Krahzee1]

I've got some 13" car rims, 4x100 pattern, 175/70/13 tires at about 23" on my 2001 DS with a 6" lift, a fair amount of room. I also added 1.5" spacers on the front and 2" spacers on the back.

My driving is about 95% street, the rest on mild terrain, mostly flat but some uphill/downhill. I've had this setup for going on 2 years and have had zero issues with my stock motor and controller. We do a fair amount of neighborhood booze cruizing with 4 adults. As a matter of fact, I noticed it was considerably faster once I switched to the larger tire.

[UncleJerm76]

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