Is there any difference between 83/84 and 85/86? Are any of these the same as the TRX250R rims? Just trying to help identify what someone is selling and all I know is they are gold and 4 X 110.
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Is there any difference between 83/84 and 85/86? Are any of these the same as the TRX250R rims? Just trying to help identify what someone is selling and all I know is they are gold and 4 X 110.
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1986 ATC250R
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Well the 83-84 are 8" gold wheels and the 85-86 are 9" wheels. But they are the same bolt patterns.
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Really? Damnit. If I knew that I woulda bought 85-86 rims when I got my Douglas ones.
20x11x8 were hard to find lol
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I picked up some 8x8 from a 200x and they don't fit my '85 250R because the hubs of the 250R hit the weld for the center section so they won't bolt up. Anyone dealt with this? I am wanting to run some 18" tires. I didn't know there were 8" gold wheels ever made. Anyone want to trade for some 9"s?
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The 85/86 is thicker and the 83/84 studs arnt long enough, you have to change out the studs to use them, and the 85/86 uses a tappered nut along with the TRX.. The ATC and TRX rims are alittle diff too, the TRX rolled edge is more stout than the ATC...
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Anyone know who manufactured the oem gold rims for 85/86 ATC250R?
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1989 Thunderbird SuperCoupe
2006 F150 Crew
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If you need to run those, just flip them around inside out. The other face of the center section is flush and will bolt up. I had to do that on my 86R when I first got it. The offset of those wheels is 4x4 so the width will not change either.Originally Posted by grancuda
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'85 has the weld seam o the back side, visible with the tire on. '86 has the weld seam in the center of the rim, not visible with the tire on.
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