I was looking into some new rails and came across a set that were made for running 10" wheels. Whats the draw backs of the 10's verses running 9" wheels
Thinking of running 10" wheels
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Besides that they would look sweet?
What is the benefit of running 10'' wheels to 9'' wheels? Is there advantage besides looks?
Bottom your susp and see how much clearance there is 
Do the math on the bigger wheels, it will depend on how big of track lug also. Any gains are from the lighter wallet. 
Do the math on the bigger wheels, it will depend on how big of track lug also. Any gains are from the lighter wallet.
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Very true I think you will be faster with a lighter wallet. But 10'' would be awsome.
I ran them for 6 years. Changed too many variables at one time (chassis rebuild) to know if they made a diff on rolling resistance.
I was the first one on SW to have 10" wheels and from what I could tell...(and I searched for a year before anyone would make them for me) I was the first one to own a set of 10" billet wheels.
I never bottomed out on my VE tunnel...but sure did on the stocker.
I was the first one on SW to have 10" wheels and from what I could tell...(and I searched for a year before anyone would make them for me) I was the first one to own a set of 10" billet wheels.
I never bottomed out on my VE tunnel...but sure did on the stocker.
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