Top one is stock width and ride height. Bottom is system 3 beadlocks 15” with 6+2 offsets believe 7” wide rims

 

I am running 5+2's up front and 4+3's in the rear.

It squares up the machine and I am right around 68" front and back.

 

Any pictures of this setup?

 

It squares up the machine and I am right around 68" front and back.
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I am running 5+2's up front and 4+3's in the rear.

It squares up the machine and I am right around 68" front and back.

Do you have any pictures?

 

Hey man did you ever end up deciding on an offset? I’m in the da

 

Hey man did you ever decide on an offset? I’m in the same predicament right now between 5+2 and 6+1

 

Yes, I went with the 5+2 offset on a 15" method wheel.

 

 

sweet man thanks that looks good! That is exactly what I was looking for. Are those 32’s?

 

Thanks. Yeah I’m happy with them. 32” Sedona Trail Saw 2.0.

 

Weird question but where did you get your lug nuts and is there a specific length I need? I’d like new ones to color match the wheels

 

How about 4+3 offset?

 

It’ll be real wide. But if that’s what you’re going for then you’ll be fine

 

Hey guys, I have lug nuts, wheels, spacers and can match any pricing except System 3 from KJ. Here are some ways to square up an RZR because the rear is narrower than the front. Square up means that the machine is the same width front and rear. If the machine is a little wider in the rear it is still OK. Narrower can affect cornering and stability. I have used both methods below.

1. Use a wider offset on the rear wheels such as a 4+3 and a 5+2 on the front. Problem with this is rotation does not work.

2. Use wheel spacers on the rear and 5+2 or 6+ 1 wheel all the way around. No problems with this unless you use a 1" spacer on the rear instead of a 1.5". 1" spacers are weak. Rotation of tires is now possible.