(RZR)Will this setup work

[1idrod]

I can not find a straight answer so I'm going to ask here. Will 14''ITP ss108's with 27"swamplite's (rear 11'',front 9'') on RZR with 2'' RD lift work? If so, what size wheel should I use in front? 14x6(4+2)or 14x8(5+3)offset. Thanks:help:

[OnlyPolaris]

yes it will work. an they will work with either tire.

[1idrod]

Thanks for the reply. Now can someone explain what the pro/cons to having same size rim on all 4's or going with the smaller width in front compared with wider in rear? Thanks for all the help

[harmonsbrute]

it just looks better with like 10s in front and 12s out back or like me 8s in front and 12s in back..

[1idrod]

No, I agree with you on the tire size, what I'm asking about is now on some wheels they offer a front size and a rear size. On my quad all four rims are the same size.On ITP's site for the RZR they show a front and a rear each different size.

[mrwilliamsrzr]

i have a rzr. the 12 in the back just look way beter
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[1idrod]

Not to be rude, but what part am I not explaining? I'm not talking about tire size. It's the WHEEL size I'm asking about:faint:

[mrwilliamsrzr]

i think all wheels are ten inch wide.. you can put twelve " tires on a 10 inch rim.. And if this dont help..im outa things to say...LMAO.. Dont worry about rude man.. no one cares much here

Its America, we dont cut your hands off

[Rincon1906]

I went witht the wider offset all the way around I think it looks better. But you will be fine with which ever wheel you want to use not really much of a difference (4+2) means 4 inch on the inside of the hub and (5+3) 5 on the inside of the hub and 3 on the outside. You can put any size tire on any of the wheels might just be harder to get the bead to seat but it will work. Look at my video in the pics and vid section to see my rzr.

[1idrod]

Thanks Rincon, thats what I was looking for. I knew what the off set meant, but wasn't sure if going same size all the way around would put the front out too far or be just right.

[Rincon1906]

No problem man.