Wheel Spacer

[706DSGB]

I need a little advise here. I want to widen my banshee a little to make it more stable but not to wide for the trails. What size wheel spacers should I go with. It is sitting at the stock width right now which is like 43". I was thinking +5

[mike0chek]

im running tusk extended hubs in the rear (+3) and just flipped my front rims around the they are almost the same width, i also have some custom brackets made in the front that drop the front end and widen it a bit more, cost me about $150 total.

[shakar]

im running the + 3 1/2 rear g force alum hubs with steel insert . allways worked great for me ... imo what ever you do dont get the ones that just ext the studs unless your insurance in up to date ...sent you a pm 706. http://www.ebay.com/...2edc8ca&vxp=mtr thanks

Edited March 28, 2012 by shakar

[zach45]

im running the + 3 1/2 rear g force alum hubs with steel insert . allways worked great for me ... imo what ever you do dont get the ones that just ext the studs unless your insurance in up to date ...sent you a pm 706. http://www.ebay.com/...2edc8ca&vxp=mtr thanks

60$ more you can buy the axle and do it the rIght way

[06specialedition]

09-10 YFZ450R rear hubs are quite a bit wider than stock hubs. They are kinda hard to find, but thought i'd throw it out there.

[mike0chek]

i know the axle is the proper way but the tusk hubs are real nice and very easy to install, also just throwin that out there ha

[DirtDiggler69]

I know the stud extension type aren't the most popular , Ive never had an issue with mine and they are the +5 ( 2.5" each side ) . I loctite them to the studs and then loctite the wheel nuts on as well . I've jumped on them , trail riding, street raced and never had an issue .

[Azryll]

You can get them cheaper at RM. Only $100 http://www.rockymountainatvmc.com/p/43/53/173/733/-/32059/Tusk-Extended-Rear-Wheel-Hubs/TUSK+HUBS