Re: Rims and sizes
Posted: Mon Oct 11, 2010 10:19 am
Greetings:
Someone should verify, but I'm almost certain the '87 Aero rims were 1.85s. ??
Someone should verify, but I'm almost certain the '87 Aero rims were 1.85s. ??
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You are right B3. I double checked during lunch and realized that I was thinking about the shipping dimensionsbradthreee wrote:I just verified that the Ruckus rim is 10x3.00.
Hey Mouse would it be possible to add columns for TG50 and NN50 Gyros?
Front rim part number for the '85-'87 Aero {44650-GR2-000ZA} is shared with the '83-'84 Aero and '84 NN50 Gyro. My '87 Aero had 1.5" rims front/back. Bradthree has a 1.5 on his '84 Aero, and the NN50's are 1.5".Wheelman-111 wrote:Someone should verify, but I'm almost certain the '87 Aero rims were 1.85s. ??
The last set of IRC tubes I had said they were for both 2.50/2.75 tire sizessanjuro wrote:Can you run 2.5"x10.0" inch tubes with 2.75"x10.0" tires?










The stock muffler fitment is pretty tight. I used 4 washers between the exhaust mount and the engine block. I didnt have to bang anything into place but it definetely took a little more effort than stock.808BMW wrote:How's the pipe fitment with the washers? Watch for cracking around your mounting flanges