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nd4speed
03-29-2006, 12:02 AM
I am looking for rear hubs with a more universal bolt pattern like the 24 spline 4/100 Yamaha blaster, tri z, ect.

What 24 spline rear hubs fit the KXT250B axle?

Is spline count and fit universal between OEM manufacturers?

(My project needs 8" rims!)

BigGreenMachine
03-29-2006, 12:29 AM
ATC200X hubs fit from what I've read and Durablue once made smaller hubs with the 4/100 84 Tecate bolt pattern.

old honda dealr
03-29-2006, 03:04 AM
I have 200x rear hubs on my 86 Tecate.

Jeb
03-29-2006, 10:38 AM
Are all year 200X hubs the same? If not, which year fits the KXT-B?

Lomax
03-29-2006, 10:54 AM
83-85 are the same and 86-87 are the same. I actually think that the 86-87 models could be the same as a 250X-300EX quad.

Howdy
03-29-2006, 11:12 AM
Are all year 200X hubs the same? If not, which year fits the KXT-B?

Jeb, The splines are the same on all years of the 200x. The splines are also the same as These Honda's 70, 90, 11, 125m, 185, 185s, 200, 200e, 200es, 200m, 200s, 200x, and more. So you have a wide range of hubs to use on them. ;)
Howdy

Jeb
03-29-2006, 11:16 AM
Even the 70!

I've got a sick and twisted idea to get out this evening and try to put the rear rims and tires off my 82 70 onto my 86 Tecate. :twisted: :lol:

Howdy
03-29-2006, 11:20 AM
Even the 70!

I've got a sick and twisted idea to get out this evening and try to put the rear rims and tires off my 82 70 onto my 86 Tecate. :twisted: :lol:

I am 95% sure of it. I figured you would have known that already though. :beer
Howdy

Jeb
03-29-2006, 11:45 AM
Yeah, I should have known i guess. I tried the 85 250R hubs on the 86 KXT axle one time. They slid on, but were too loose.

I hate to take the 70 apart unless I have to so I've never taken the hubs off my 70. Been on since it was built. Of course, I recently split 2 of the rims and swapped the OEM front tire to the back and put a brand new tire on the front. The rims came right apart and the seal rings were still in perfect shape. The threaded parts of the bolts that held the rims together were shiny like brand new when I disassembled them. The 70's been taken care of so the hubs ought to come right off.

I've never taken the hubs off my Tri-Z either. So I've never tried them on the 86 KXT because I've never heard of anyone saying Banshee hubs will work on a Tecate. I do know that the front hubs will totally interchange between an 85 R and 85 Z. Wonder if the 85 R rear hubs will work on the 85 Z axle? It would save me some work if anyone knows if a Banshee wheel hub will fit an 85-89 250R axle? Probably not. And I know "Z" on "R" is not the question this post is for! :

nd4speed
08-31-2006, 10:19 PM
Modified 85-86 Suzuki LT250R hubs to fit by grinding down the splines with a die grinder and 1" bit. I just removed a portion of splines on the I.D. that corresponds to the area of the axle that is smooth where the splines end.

This means lots of 24 spline Suzuki stuff fits. The fit is not tight but it is no more loose than on my 89 Quadracer. It will work for me.
The hub pattern is 4/130 unfortunately, but I have douglas dual bolt pattern rims 4/110 and 4/130.

(Yamaha hubs fit but are a bit loose too. I tried Blaster but area of spline engagement is too small on those. I think other Yamahas would work though.)

OZQUAD44
08-31-2006, 10:52 PM
Yamaha stuff is too loose

YFZ450 hubs slide on OK but there is a bit to much backlash for my liking.

Why don't you just fit KFX700 rims on it, don't they have 4x156 bolt patterns on the rims

nd4speed
09-01-2006, 06:10 PM
Just for those who want to use 8" rims I guess.

BigGreenMachine
09-01-2006, 06:52 PM
Yeah the whole point of swapping to smaller hubs is to run 8inch wheels which the 4/156 bolt pattern doesn't allow.

OZQUAD44
09-01-2006, 07:59 PM
Ok, I didn't notice in the thread where he specified that he wanted to run 8" rims.

I realise that 8" rims are all the rage for MX nowdays, but back when the 86 Tecate was released it was considered to be at the cutting edge to have ten inch rims fitted to a race machine.

I know that you don't get the same ride comfort out of tens that you get on eights but (tens) give you more precise cornering feel, as a tyre/wheel combo they are lighter, and they look tough.

There are still tyres out there in 10" sizes and I know would run nothing less than a 10" rim for flat track racing on my quad.

To top it all off, I think those 18" fast trekkers on 10" Tecate rims look awsome.....

I suppose I am just missing the point about running 8" rims on a Three wheeler that came with tens as standard?

BigGreenMachine
09-01-2006, 10:19 PM
Oh I agree for hardcore MX 10's handle great but you run the risk of flats and dented rims when you trail ride with them. As you know most aluminum rims will break before they bend, so running an 8 with 20 inch tires gives you some sidewall to take the abuse. I run a 9 on a 20 inch tire and have yet to have a flat or seriously ding the rim. My tens are wrapped with big mud tires.

OZQUAD44
09-04-2006, 08:33 AM
I would'nt recommend running 18" tyres on 10" rims on the trail, but 20" tyres on 10" rims shouldn't be an issue.

My Aluminium douglas 9" rims on my quad get bends/dents in them all the time but my standard 10" rims on my Tecate have yet to have any problems.

I would have no problems recommending running standard 10" tecate rims with 20" tyres for trail riding.

BigGreenMachine
03-06-2007, 07:33 PM
BUMP for a usefull thread.
Wish I hadn't sold the 4/4 86/87 Tecate hubs I had. Wondering if anyone has tried or can try 300EX hubs on their second gen Tecate.

300ex hubs are wider then 200X hubs right? Are 86/87 200X hubs the same as 300ex hubs?

James

Red Rider
03-06-2007, 08:03 PM
My Aluminium douglas 9" rims on my quad get bends/dents in them all the time but my standard 10" rims on my Tecate have yet to have any problems.That's because the standard rims on the 86-87 Tecates had that rolled lip and are the strongest wheels that I've ever seen. I used to break rocks with those wheels when I was running 18" Fast Trekkers on them on my 250R, and they rarely got more than a scuff on 'em.

sawyersneverlie
04-13-2009, 04:02 PM
So.... I picked up a 1980 ATC 110 yesterday for $80 with three bad tires, a missing seat, and doesnt run. ?Bad deal? anyways, I took it home, put a new plug in and it fired right up. It blows tons of blue smoke though so I think I will be rebuilding the top end. Anywho, my big question is are the hubs from the 83-86 or what not ATC 110's that are 4 lug the same spline count as the ones on my 80? If I could get 4 lug hubs, then I could pick up a set of 4 used tires and rims off a quad for around a hundred bucks instead of one tire for 85$. Hubs are 20$ shipped online, so are they the same spline count?

According to the discussion above, sounds like most anything ATC is the same.


Sorry, Im a noob, this is my first ATV. Not trying to waste your time, please help me out.

Or if you could reffer me to a cheap place for tires.

Howdy
04-13-2009, 07:51 PM
So.... I picked up a 1980 ATC 110 yesterday for $80 with three bad tires, a missing seat, and doesnt run. ?Bad deal? anyways, I took it home, put a new plug in and it fired right up. It blows tons of blue smoke though so I think I will be rebuilding the top end. Anywho, my big question is are the hubs from the 83-86 or what not ATC 110's that are 4 lug the same spline count as the ones on my 80? If I could get 4 lug hubs, then I could pick up a set of 4 used tires and rims off a quad for around a hundred bucks instead of one tire for 85$. Hubs are 20$ shipped online, so are they the same spline count?

According to the discussion above, sounds like most anything ATC is the same.


Sorry, Im a noob, this is my first ATV. Not trying to waste your time, please help me out.

Or if you could reffer me to a cheap place for tires.

Yes, the hubs should work just fine. If you change to 4 bolt hubs all the way around you will need to find a different hub for the front as well. I have hubs available if you need hubs ( front and rear ).
Howdy

OZQUAD44
07-12-2009, 11:05 AM
I just fitted TRX450R extended billet hubs to my 87 T3. You need to make a 7mm spacer to make it work. But once on there they are a work of art and completely negate the need to try and find those elusive Tecate wide axles.

ForeverThreeWhe
07-12-2009, 11:20 AM
I just fitted TRX450R extended billet hubs to my 87 T3. You need to make a 7mm spacer to make it work. But once on there they are a work of art and completely negate the need to try and find those elusive Tecate wide axles.

Kawasaki.....add a little Honda to it and it'll work!:D ;)

brapp
07-14-2009, 01:34 AM
i'll check my 300ex out tomarrow with the kx500 tecate project i want to make my t-3 a lil wider its just too un controlable with the 500 powe rin it now.

OZQUAD44
07-14-2009, 11:31 AM
Kawasaki.....add a little Honda to it and it'll work!:D ;)

no problems at all with that, just as long as I don't add too much Honda. I don't want to start slowing the thing down now do I.......

Jeremy Urban
07-17-2009, 03:33 AM
I scored a nice set of 430mmx9" ohtsus w/ steel rims for under $100 bucks off eVil-baY. Can't what to try on 86r clone f/t racer. they also had dual pattern