Hubcentric Spacers for Brute Forces.... if anyone cares, lol.

[Badass69]

I feel as though this requires a fight to the death.....

I'm not fighting, lol. How many times do I have to say that I don't care who builds what and what you do to your machine.

I just posted this as an information thing.

I won't post anymore.......

 

[d mills]

I'm not fighting, lol. How many times do I have to say that I don't care who builds what and what you do to your machine.

I just posted this as an information thing.

I won't post anymore.......

haha....no worries.....it's a really good idea. Just havin a bit of fun.

 

[DaveB]

Ya. Thanks for the thread. If you didn't care or didn't want feedback, why bother starting a thread on a public forum? I'm sure you know better than a wheel company that has made and sold millions of wheels to happy customers and in fact make wheels for certain factory models. Did you measure how far out of center your wheel was before? Then after? if not, then your little experiment is just academic. If it makes YOU sleep better, well that's good....because YOU don't care. LOL.

 

[Badass69]

Since you like using ITP as a reference I will give you this to look at. This is in relation to Brute Force's, not Can Am's.......

ITP does not list a rim for use with a 08-12 Brute Force that doesn't use tapered back lug nuts. Then they go further by stating that their Delta Steel Wheels do not fit 08-12 either. ITP is not telling me to use a non hubcentric/lugcentric setup on my machine.........

Now what is the difference when it comes to a Canned Ham????? Don't know, I don't own one so I can't tell you.

This is the ITP reference chart:



And yeah.......... I still don't care, lol

 

[Mik-B]

That is a LOT of not caring. Is it the heat that has everyone fired up?