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    I tried the search and could not find anything. So... Is any one using the aluminum wheels from The ATV family? Customs or the RZR wheels? I realize some of us would have to use adaptors or convert our hubs. I haven't read any real discussions about it. So what are the cons? List some Pros as well. This may help out a new member such as myself.

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    I think finding a atv wheel to work would be pretty tough. I do not know of any that are the 5 X 4.5 wheel pattern that I need. I also would want to make sure they use a beadlock. I bought my argo for utility and beat the rims up quite a bit. I run almost no air pressure and have bottomed my rims on rocks and logs, not sure an aluminum wheel would hold up. In fact I am looking for ideas on reinforcing the bead lip, because I am concerned of damage. Was kind of thinking rebar/round rod, or even maybe a custom made "rock ring"

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    • #3
      call real wheels...boubin are the builders...very exspensive, but built well
      kind of like the T-20

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        Originally posted by wfo View Post
        call real wheels...boubin are the builders...very exspensive, but built well
        kind of like the T-20
        Is there a web link fro these guys? Tried realwheels.com w/ no luck.

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        • #5
          I have aluminum wheels on the SS. In fact, Whipper & I went to aluminum wheels on all our cars except our stock MaxII. Of course that being said, the SS, Spider, Scorpion & now Godzilla are all springered, so we generally don't have to worry about low PSI for comfort. I usually will air the tires up anywhere from 5 -7 PSI to get equal circumference (there have never been any two the same PSI on a side). Neither one of us has ever pop a bead & we ride here in Arizona on some pretty rocky stuff the majority of time. I love them.

          Bridget



          Last edited by Model Citizen; 10-02-2010, 09:08 PM.

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          • #6
            web site is Welcome to Real Racing Wheelsscroll down to 8 in 10 in atv wheels on left side and then you will
            build your own wheel...pick off sets width and size

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            • #7
              I found the site. Checked them out. Thanks for the input to all. I think I'll be sanding & painting the Ole
              Steelies. I was actually wanting to go w/ the ITP wheels. I like the look, but if function prohibits me then
              So be it.

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