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So as a newbie to Jims what is the min I have to do to fit 31's and still keep it safe of road? And what rims size would I need? should I buy fat boys or narrow rims?
So as a newbie to Jims what is the min I have to do to fit 31's and still keep it safe of road? And what rims size would I need? should I buy fat boys or narrow rims?
Also what kit to buy and where to get it from
Purely for on-road use?
I'd never put on 31" tyres. They do nothing good for road handling, and that little engine's gonna struggle to get over even the slightest speed bump.
215/235 non-remoulds would be max size in my opinion, for onroad use only.
So as a newbie to Jims what is the min I have to do to fit 31's and still keep it safe of road? And what rims size would I need? should I buy fat boys or narrow rims?
Also what kit to buy and where to get it from
Purely for on-road use?
I'd never put on 31" tyres. They do nothing good for road handling, and that little engine's gonna struggle to get over even the slightest speed bump.
215/235 non-remoulds would be max size in my opinion, for onroad use only.
MysticRich wrote: If its purely for road use I would probably go for a body lift and stick to that as this will give you the space your after without changing the handling or tide quality in any way and is a fairly cheap and easy modification if you have a basic tool kit and a trolley jack
MysticRich wrote: If its purely for road use I would probably go for a body lift and stick to that as this will give you the space your after without changing the handling or tide quality in any way and is a fairly cheap and easy modification if you have a basic tool kit and a trolley jack
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