Thundercat Owners Group - Topic: T-CAT rollin on 32's http://thundercatownersgroup.com/forums/wheels-and-tires/t-cat-rollin-on-32s/ Simple:Press Version 4.3.0 Thunderpuss on T-CAT rollin on 32's http://thundercatownersgroup.com/forums/wheels-and-tires/t-cat-rollin-on-32s/#p15 Wheels and Tires http://thundercatownersgroup.com/forums/wheels-and-tires/t-cat-rollin-on-32s/#p15 Yup, that's right! Somethings got to give. Well, the diff cover is what gave.

]]> Tue, 09 Mar 2010 20:24:25 +0000 Jeff on T-CAT rollin on 32's http://thundercatownersgroup.com/forums/wheels-and-tires/t-cat-rollin-on-32s/#p13 Wheels and Tires http://thundercatownersgroup.com/forums/wheels-and-tires/t-cat-rollin-on-32s/#p13 Oh, I get it now. Yeah, big wheels and tires on factory drivetrain probably spells trouble.

Thanks for sharing!

-Jeff

]]> Mon, 08 Mar 2010 23:20:37 +0000 Thunderpuss on T-CAT rollin on 32's http://thundercatownersgroup.com/forums/wheels-and-tires/t-cat-rollin-on-32s/#p9 Wheels and Tires http://thundercatownersgroup.com/forums/wheels-and-tires/t-cat-rollin-on-32s/#p9 I figured I was going to go big on the bike (950cc), so why not go big on the tires. I got some ITP SS212's machined and black wrapped in a set of 32" Silverbacks Laugh. Tire and wheel together weigh 66 lbs Surprised a piece. That's a total weight of 264 lbs Yell for just the tires and wheels. That's alot of rotating mass. Bad on axles and differentials. I know because right now as we speak, I have a busted differential on the rear of my TCAT Cry headbang.

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