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I have a nice pair of rear stock rims. I would like to use them but I want to have the rim to rim width come out at 48" wide to match the front width. In my state you can't be wider then 48" which is bullsh*t because they are letting ORV's on the trails and those things hog up the trail. I hope to never met one on a tight corner when I'm drifting.

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I took some measurements. The stock axle is 37" from end to end. 34" from outside hub to hub mounting surfaces. The stock rims have a 5 1/2 outside offset from mounting surface to outside of rim bead. That puts me at 45" width. I will need a 40" axle with stock rims or I get +6/-3 offset rims with 1" oversize width tire (thinking 22x10x9 on a 9x9 stock rim). That would put me at 48". I would rather get the longer axle. I like the durability of the stock rims and they are cheaper.

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In my state you can't be wider then 48" which is bullsh*t because they are letting ORV's on the trails and those things hog up the trail.

 

You scared me.  I'm from Wisconsin and I just picked up some new tires and rims that bring my width to 50".  I found this post while looking to see what (if anything) I'm gonna break having the tires hang that far off the axle.  I did a little digging, and they changed it from 48" to 50" a while back.

 

http://dnr.wi.gov/news/weekly/Article_Lookup.asp?id=1284

 

On a side note, I haven't found a good solution to the license plate requirement, just a functional solution.  Have you found a good place to mount it?

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