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Baranx4 11-29-2016 01:11 PM

Yerf dog 3206 tires
 
Anyone know what the largest tires are that will fit the front of a spiderbox without modifications.

x-bird 11-29-2016 05:55 PM

I think 19-20 inchers are about it unless you throw some spacers at it to clear the front frame corner.

scroll about 1/2 way down for pics from GX-150 with bigger tires.
Metal's spiderbox threads have a ton of great info in them, worth the time to read through. pretty sure the topic has been asked and answered several times now.

http://buggymasters.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1159

Baranx4 11-29-2016 08:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by x-bird (Post 51467)
I think 19-20 inchers are about it unless you throw some spacers at it to clear the front frame corner.

scroll about 1/2 way down for pics from GX-150 with bigger tires.
Metal's spiderbox threads have a ton of great info in them, worth the time to read through. pretty sure the topic has been asked and answered several times now.

http://buggymasters.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1159

Thanks for the info. When I read thread it seemed to focus on upgradedo hubs.

x-bird 11-29-2016 10:19 PM

That particular one, yes. however, click on a users name, in their profile select statistics, then pick "threads started by."

Metal did a couple different spiderbox builds, xlint, ckau, gx-150, soapkart, and other members also have spiderboxes that saw some mods. check thru their threads, I'm pretty sure you'll find someone that put upsized rims or tires on their fronts with stock setup. However, a stronger axle/hub isn't a bad idea either when going to a larger tire.

x-bird 11-29-2016 10:22 PM

http://buggymasters.com/forum/showth...est+front+tire

xlint89 11-29-2016 11:07 PM

I went with Heavier duty front spindles. And I run 20" fronts

Baranx4 11-30-2016 12:17 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by xlint89 (Post 51478)
I went with Heavier duty front spindles. And I run 20" fronts

Where did you get the spindles from, I saw a pair at the Depot but didn't know if you could increase tire size.

Baranx4 11-30-2016 12:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by x-bird (Post 51477)

Thanks

xlint89 12-01-2016 10:11 PM

I modified my spindles.

Post #5 shows them.

http://buggymasters.com/forum/showthread.php?t=2601

Baranx4 12-04-2016 01:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by xlint89 (Post 51496)
I modified my spindles.

Post #5 shows them.

http://buggymasters.com/forum/showthread.php?t=2601

Looks like you build them heavier than what the Depot sells.

Baranx4 12-04-2016 01:47 PM

After looking at xling89 spindles, I'm thinking of making my own set. My buddy runs a machine shop so it shouldn't be as difficult as it sounds.

xlint89 12-04-2016 10:31 PM

Even better still is what Jersey Devil did I think. He welded on automotive hubs.

Heavy Duty and re-greasable bearings.

x-bird 12-05-2016 06:40 AM

Ditto the above or trailer axles with 4x4 bolt pattern golf cart hubs (also regreasable). cheap, light and heavy duty. You can get 8, 10 or 12 inch rims. Lug adapters and brake rotors from jakes brakes to add front brakes.

Baranx4 12-09-2016 12:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by xlint89 (Post 51511)
Even better still is what Jersey Devil did I think. He welded on automotive hubs.

Heavy Duty and re-greasable bearings.

Great, now I have to see his work. Every time I have a idea, someone shows me something better.


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