ATC rim ?

[cox]

I found some rims and tires for sale locally with 12" rims. i would really like to upgrade to these. The bolt pattern on the rims is 4x110. will these fit on my ATC? i asked this before in another thread and never got an answer, i also use the search bar and came up with 4x150. is this a massive difference? i wish i had them here so i could just see with my eyes instead of using my imaginationland.....

Thanx for any replies.

[cox]

upon further investigation, honda is the only manufacturer to use a 4x150 pattern? I was trying to find some take offs, but i see there is no other quad or anything with the same pattern. some polaris's have a 4x156 pattern. can someone explain to me how this works please?

[The Goat]

knowing what bike you were trying to put them on would be a massive help

[cox]

lol, be damned if im not retarded. sorry bout that. the machines im looking to replace rims on are a 1982 atc 200 and a 1984 atc 200m big red. hope that helps you help me out, lol.

[cox]

Looks like it didnt help.....

[racerxxx]

http://www.mud-throwers.com/atv_wheel_chart

Scroll down to the HONDA section, match up your bike.

Prior to that you can look to measure the studs on your current hubs and figure out exactly what boly pattern you have. I'd measure my hubs to be sure someone over the years never switched them out--if they in fact could be switched. They give you a real easy formula to calculate into millimeters. I'd hate to buy a set of rims to find out I had the wrong hubs on my machine.:D

Good luck!

[81k]

if the wheels you are looking to get are 4x110, you could use 200x, 250x, 300ex, 400ex, or 450r rear hubs, it would widen your wheels a bit and it would have the correct bolt pattern.

[greythorn3]

why cant they all have went with a sandard size rim! geez manufacuters of things... as messed up as cars!

[cox]

my thoughts exactly, shoulda been a standard pattern...

[pipeline triker]

If the rims are local take one of your hubs off and bring it with to go look at the rims. If there is enough mounting face on the rim even if the holes do not line up you can set your hub an 1/8 turn and drill new holes. I did this on a few trikes in the past. As long as you take your time and center the hub when you mark for the new holes it all turns out well.
I just sold a set of atv tires to a guy that lawnmower pulls, he is runing 1000cc street bike engines and all he does is cut a new round center disc and welds it in from the back and drills his own holes. He said that is what alot of guys do and they all hold up. They really abuse them to. Just another option. Unless the wheels are a super good deal I would just order a new set and be done.

[cox]

can i get or buy hubs with a different pattern on it?

[Thorpe]

Probably not...

[cox]

hmmm, well thats sucks lol.

[81k]

yes, you can get hubs w/ correct pattern, look at my post above.

[cox]

i must have read that wrong when i first read it, thanks for the info...