I recently bought a 2005 foreman, I would like to put bigger tires on it. What is the largest I can go without having rubbing issues? What is the best way to do a lift without hurting the driveline? Thanks for your help
iv got 28s right now with little rubbing. but iv got 10.5s in the front and 12.5s in the rear. so if u have a skinnier tire you ll be fine. but i say screw that. if u want the best u want some 29.5 outlaws. 10s all the way around. i dont know if you have rubbing. but a little cuttin wont hurt it. lol
Here is a pic of the wife's Foreman 500 with 27 ITP 589's. This should give you an idea of even how much bigger you can go. The 27's have ALOT of clearance...
Robb... Your bike is so PHAT.. that's sweet.. Ha Ha Ha.. And yes, It does help. The Foreman has a HMF QS1 Eco pipe and K&N and Jet kit. You will see a big difference in throttle and snap as well as no bogging. Good luck..
Robb... Your bike is so PHAT.. that's sweet.. Ha Ha Ha.. And yes, It does help. The Foreman has a HMF QS1 Eco pipe and K&N and Jet kit. You will see a big difference in throttle and snap as well as no bogging. Good luck..
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