Upgrading to a 24" wheel opinions needed please

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osidesurfer365

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Currently enjoy the setup I am using. I like having the rubber when I'm on dirt roads and hit all the potholes we have in SoCal however, If I was to upgrade to a 24" setup I have a couple questions I could use some help with.

1- Will my current R1 premium rotors and pads be enough stopping power?

2- would it make a difference to change gear ratio, I plan on doing a BB tune next month.

3- I know Tony has great suspension set ups but I want to stay within a budget but still maintain a smooth ride. What would I go with.

Any help you guys provide would be greatly appreciated:happy160::happy160::happy160:
 

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Currently enjoy the setup I am using. I like having the rubber when I'm on dirt roads and hit all the potholes we have in SoCal however, If I was to upgrade to a 24" setup I have a couple questions I could use some help with.

1- Will my current R1 premium rotors and pads be enough stopping power?
When I had 24's I ran stock brakes and had no issues even when towing.

2- would it make a difference to change gear ratio, I plan on doing a BB tune next month.
Your overall size should be close or close enough that you won't have to worry about it.

3- I know Tony has great suspension set ups but I want to stay within a budget but still maintain a smooth ride. What would I go with.
I have no answer to this.

Any help you guys provide would be greatly appreciated:happy160::happy160::happy160:

There is my opinion.
 
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Thanks Yates.

---------- Post added at 01:07 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:05 PM ----------

You already have 3 inch lowering springs in the back right?
I am having them installed tomorrow. I purchased a 1 inch spacer in case it sags more than the front. I have been thinking about it and the only way I would upgrade to a 24" setup is if I can see my current wheels and tires setup.
 

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Off topic, but where in Oceanside are you from?

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Haha yea. Across from Jeffries ranch. Small world.

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those xds are HEAVY!!! i bet the tbss 22s with 305 40 22 would be lighter and 24 ck375 with tires prob same weight. Ill be updating the weights of all the wheels this week i sell.
 

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